Echoes of the War by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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page 57 of 143 (39%)
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Roger?'
ROGER, hotly, 'Did I say I was?' MRS. TORRANCE. 'Oh, John! Do turn round, Rogie. I never did--I never did!' EMMA. 'Isn't he a pet!' ROGER. 'Shut up, Emma.' MRS. TORRANCE, challenging the world, 'Though I say it who shouldn't--and yet, why shouldn't I?' MR. TORRANCE. 'In any case you will--so go ahead, "mater."' MRS. TORRANCE. 'I knew he would look splendid; but I--of course I couldn't know that he would look quite so splendid as this.' ROGER. 'I know I look a bally ass. That is why I was such a time in coming down.' MR. TORRANCE. 'We thought we heard you upstairs strutting about.' MRS. TORRANCE. 'John! Don't mind him, Rogie.' ROGER, haughtily, 'I don't.' MR. TORRANCE. 'Oh!' |
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