First Plays by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne
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you've been away for years.
(He takes her hand and tries to lead her towards the sofa, but she stops.) PAMELA. Gerald, you're making it very hard for me; I've got something to tell you. GERALD (afraid suddenly and speaking sharply). What do you mean? PAMELA. Oh, don't look at me like that--I know it will hurt you, but it won't be more than that. I want you to release me from my promise. GERALD. What promise? PAMELA (in a low voice). My promise to marry you. GERALD. I don't understand. Why? PAMELA (bravely). I want to marry Bob. (Keeping his eyes on her all the time, GERALD moves slowly away from her.) GERALD (to himself). Bob! Bob! But you knew Bob first. PAMELA. Yes. GERALD. And then you promised to marry me. You couldn't have been in |
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