Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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anybody. This is my latest job--a press-cutting book. There was a
picture of her in the _Chronicle_ yesterday; she bought twenty-six copies. HUBERT (_taking his pipe out_): She'll get to believe she did it herself in the end.... Is she in? OLIVIA: She's gone over to Breakerly to interview a local paper. HUBERT: The lad pushing the go-cart?... He's the devoted son all right, isn't he? OLIVIA (_after a pause_): I don't talk to him much. HUBERT: Nice fellow. I've thought a lot about that prying into his things--pretty bad show, really, you know. (_Going to the left window_) I wonder if they'll ever nab him? OLIVIA (_with a start_): What do you mean? HUBERT: The fellow who did it.... Wonder what he's doing now. OLIVIA: I wonder. HUBERT: Damn clever job, you know, quietly.... That was a rum touch, finding that broken lipstick in the rubbish-heap.... You know, the fact they still have no idea where this woman's head is---- OLIVIA (_convulsively_): Don't.... |
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