Read-Aloud Plays by Horace Holley
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changing scenes cinematographed to his mind's eye by some strong and
unusual emotion. Alexandre, a tall, stooped man, with a flowing black tie, bows in passing with old-fashioned punctiliousness to Perron, who apparently is unaware of his presence. Suddenly Perron starts, rubs his eyes, and glares about._ PERRON Alexandre! Alexandre! ALEXANDRE Good day, my friend. You seem distraught. PERRON Distraught! It was the strangest thing! But sit here with me. Do. I have something to tell you. ALEXANDRE I regret exceedingly, but a stupid engagement.... Later, perhaps-- PERRON No! No! I insist! Only a great mind like yours can explain the strange thing which has happened. ALEXANDRE |
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