Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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page 86 of 161 (53%)
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_She goes into the hall and opens the front door._
HUBERT (_outside_): Good afternoon, Mrs. Terence. MRS. TERENCE: Oh ... come in, sir. (_Coming back into the room_) It's a civilian for a change. _She is followed by_ HUBERT. HUBERT (_to_ OLIVIA): I say, this is all getting pretty terrible, isn't it? OLIVIA: Yes, terrible. MRS. TERENCE: Oh, terrible, terrible. There's one word for it; it's terrible. Forty-eight hours since they found 'er. They'll never get 'im now. HUBERT: Terrible.... MRS. TERENCE: There was another charabanc load just after two o'clock. All standin' round the rubbish-'cap eatin' sandwiches. Sensation, that's what it is. OLIVIA: Would you like some food, Hubert? HUBERT: Well, I-- MRS. TERENCE: They're still looking for the 'ead. |
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