The Fugitive  by John Galsworthy
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			MALISE.  Prison.  Break out! 
			CLARE. [Turning to the window] Did you see the sunset? That white cloud trying to fly up? [She holds up her bare arms, with a motion of flight.] MALISE. [Admiring her] Ah-h-h! [Then, as she drops her arms suddenly] Play me something. CLARE. [Going to the piano] I'm awfully grateful to you. You don't make me feel just an attractive female. I wanted somebody like that. [Letting her hands rest on the notes] All the same, I'm glad not to be ugly. MALISE. Thank God for beauty! PAYNTER. [Opening the door] Mr. and Mrs. Fullarton. MALISE. Who are they? CLARE. [Rising] She's my chief pal. He was in the Navy. She goes forward. MRS. FULLERTON is a rather tall woman, with dark hair and a quick eye. He, one of those clean-shaven naval men of good presence who have retired from the sea, but not from their susceptibility. MRS. FULLARTON. [Kissing CLARE, and taking in both MALISE and her husband's look at CLARE] We've only come for a minute.  | 
		
			
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