Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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DAN: Oh, yes! MRS. BRAMSON (_triumphantly_): When did you first meet her? DAN: Er--bank holiday morning. MRS. BRAMSON: Picked her up, I suppose? DAN: Oh, no, I didn't pick her up! I asked her for a match, and then I took her for a bit of a walk, to take her mind off her work-- HUBERT: You seem to have succeeded. DAN (_smiling at him, then catching_ MRS. BRAMSON's _eye_): I've thought about it a good bit since, I can tell you. Though it's a bit awkward talking about it in front of strangers; though you all look very nice people; but it is a _bit_ awkward-- HUBERT: I should jolly well think it is awkward for a chap! Though of course, never having been in the same jam myself-- MRS. BRAMSON: I haven't finished with him yet. HUBERT: In that case I'm going for my stroll ... _He makes for the door to the hall._ OLIVIA: You work at the Tallboys, don't you? |
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