Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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DAN: Yes, miss. (_Grinning_) Twenty-four hours a day, miss.
HUBERT (_coming to_ DAN'S _left_): Then perhaps you can tell us something about the female who's been murdered?-- _An unaccountable pause_. DAN _looks slowly from_ OLIVIA _to_ HUBERT, _and back again_. Well, can you tell us? You know there was a Mrs. Chalfont staying at the Tallboys who went off one day? DAN: Yes. HUBERT: And nobody's seen her since? DAN: I know. MRS. BRAMSON: What's she like? DAN (_to_ MRS. BRAMSON): But I thought you said--or somebody said--something about--a murder? HUBERT: Oh, we don't_know_, of course, but there _might_ have been, mightn't there? DAN (_suddenly effusive_): Yes, there might have been, yes! HUBERT: Ever seen her? DAN: Oh, yes. I used to take cigarettes an' drinks for her. |
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