Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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MRS. BRAMSON: Go away! MRS. TERENCE (_off_): I've bought three! MRS. BRAMSON (_shouting_): Be QUIET! MRS. TERENCE _runs back with three Sunday newspapers and gives one to_ OLIVIA _and one to_ MRS. BRAMSON. OLIVIA (_sitting left of the table_): I expect it is a bit of an event. MRS. TERENCE (_leaning over the table, searching in her paper_): 'E says they're sellin' like ninepins-- MRS. BRAMSON (_turning pages over, impatiently_): Where is it?... MRS. TERENCE: Oh, I expect it's nothing after all.... OLIVIA: Here it is.... (_Reading_) "Disappeared mysteriously ... woods round the village being searched" ... then her description ... tall ... blonde.... MRS. TERENCE: Blonde? I should think she is ... I can't find it! OLIVIA: Here's something ... "A keeper in the Shepperley woods was closely questioned late last night, but he had heard nothing, beyond a woman's voice in the woods on the afternoon in question, and a man's voice, probably with her, singing 'Mighty Lak a Rose.' Enquiries are |
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