Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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page 68 of 161 (42%)
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DAN (_on his way to the front door_): Off colour? She's never been on it, man! To hear her go on you'd think the only thing left is artificial respiration, And chocolates.... (_Laughing, and calling_) Coming! _He goes, shutting the front door behind him._ HUBERT: No, really you have to laugh! OLIVIA: But what you've just seen ... that's exactly what I mean! It's acting! He's not being himself for a minute--it's all put on for our benefit ... don't you see? HUBERT (_banteringly_): D'you know, I think you're in love with him. OLIVIA (_with rather more impatience than is necessary_): Don't be ridiculous. HUBERT: I was only joking. OLIVIA: He's common and insolent, and I dislike him intensely. MRS. TERENCE _comes in from the kitchen._ MRS. TERENCE: What'll you 'ave for tea, scones or crumpets? Can't make both. OLIVIA: What d'_you_ think of Dan? |
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