The Ware Case a Play in Four Acts
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It's not a big voice, of course, but in the chorus, with the help of a pretty frock, it might do.
ADYE (rises). For God's sake, don't talk like this.
LADY WARE (brightly). I'm trying to be practical.
I've got to be, you see.
ADYE. I can't bear it that's all. (Seizing both her hands and looking into her eyes) I implore you to stop before you make me say what afterwards I'd give the world to undo. You shan't utter another word. My God, you shan't ! (They look into each others eyes for a moment. )... 38 THE WARE CASE (Very gently) My dear, don't say any more. (With a great effort he releases her hands and breaks away. } (WARE and EGERTON enter by the window from left of terrace. ) WARE. You've got a quarter of an hour any- way. EGERTON. That's all right.
(WARE crosses down right centre. ) Hullo, Adye ! How are you? . . . You arrive, and I'm off.
ADYE. Oh, not yet. (They shake hands, left. ) EGERTON. I must, worse luck ! I have to go up about the Soho murder. ADYE. Anything fresh ? EGERTON. I'm not sure.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It's not a big voice, of course, but in the chorus, with the help of a pretty frock, it might do.
ADYE (rises). For God's sake, don't talk like this.
LADY WARE (brightly). I'm trying to be practical.
I've got to be, you see.
ADYE. I can't bear it that's all. (Seizing both her hands and looking into her eyes) I implore you to stop before you make me say what afterwards I'd give the world to undo. You shan't utter another word. My God, you shan't ! (They look into each others eyes for a moment. )... 38 THE WARE CASE (Very gently) My dear, don't say any more. (With a great effort he releases her hands and breaks away. } (WARE and EGERTON enter by the window from left of terrace. ) WARE. You've got a quarter of an hour any- way. EGERTON. That's all right.
(WARE crosses down right centre. ) Hullo, Adye ! How are you? . . . You arrive, and I'm off.
ADYE. Oh, not yet. (They shake hands, left. ) EGERTON. I must, worse luck ! I have to go up about the Soho murder. ADYE. Anything fresh ? EGERTON. I'm not sure.
What to read after The Ware Case a Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Pleydell to read onlineMoreLess
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