Mrs Danes Defence a Play in Four Acts
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No. Let Mrs. Bulsom-Porter repeat her slanders, and pay her detectives to repeat them. I shall not take the least notice of her.
Lady E. You must ! You owe it to Lionel to prove this story false. Let me show this telegram to Sir Daniel?
Mrs. D. (after a pause). Very well. As you please.
Lady E. We will very soon settle Mrs. Bul- som-Porter. (Exit right, with telegram. ) Lal (lingering). My father has been asking for evidence. Now he has got it.
Mrs. D. Yes. But suppose Sir Daniel cannot prove m...y innocence, suppose this story is still be- lieved and we are parted after all, you will remem- ber that I shall love you till my last breath, with act ii MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE 53 all the love of my heart, with all that is best and truest in me ?
Lal. Yes, but we shan't be parted. Come and tell my father everything.
Mrs. D. That woman is there. I hate scenes of any kind.
Lal. Then I'll bring him to you.
(She shows him a radiant, smiling face. He runs off right. The moment he has gone she utters a sharp cry, followed by a long groan of despair, sits dozen on sofa with a white, drawn, haggard face, wringing her hands, staring in front of her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No. Let Mrs. Bulsom-Porter repeat her slanders, and pay her detectives to repeat them. I shall not take the least notice of her.
Lady E. You must ! You owe it to Lionel to prove this story false. Let me show this telegram to Sir Daniel?
Mrs. D. (after a pause). Very well. As you please.
Lady E. We will very soon settle Mrs. Bul- som-Porter. (Exit right, with telegram. ) Lal (lingering). My father has been asking for evidence. Now he has got it.
Mrs. D. Yes. But suppose Sir Daniel cannot prove m...y innocence, suppose this story is still be- lieved and we are parted after all, you will remem- ber that I shall love you till my last breath, with act ii MRS. DANE'S DEFENCE 53 all the love of my heart, with all that is best and truest in me ?
Lal. Yes, but we shan't be parted. Come and tell my father everything.
Mrs. D. That woman is there. I hate scenes of any kind.
Lal. Then I'll bring him to you.
(She shows him a radiant, smiling face. He runs off right. The moment he has gone she utters a sharp cry, followed by a long groan of despair, sits dozen on sofa with a white, drawn, haggard face, wringing her hands, staring in front of her.
What to read after Mrs Danes Defence a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones Henry Arthur to read onlineMoreLess
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