Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts by Emlyn Williams
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NURSE (_rising and taking her bag from the sofa_): Well, I've that
confined lady still waiting in Shepperley. (_Going into the hall_) Toodle-oo! MRS. BRAMSON: Mind you call again Wednesday. In case my neuritis sets in again. NURSE (_turning in the hall_): I will that. And if paralysis pops up, let me know. Toodle-oo! _She marches cheerily out of the front door._ MRS. BRAMSON _cannot make up her mind if the last remark is sarcastic or not. She concentrates on_ OLIVIA. MRS. BRAMSON: You know, you mustn't think just because this house is lonely you're going to get a rise in salary. Oh, no.... I expect you've an idea I'm worth a good bit of money, haven't you?... It isn't my money you're after, is it? OLIVIA (_setting chairs to rights round the table_): I'm sorry, but my sense of humour can't stand the strain. I'll have to go. MRS. BRAMSON: Can you afford to go? OLIVIA (_after a pause, controlling herself_): You know I can't. MRS. BRAMSON: Then don't talk such nonsense. Clear the breakfast things. |
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