The Philanderer by George Bernard Shaw
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what it is? (She stoops swiftly; snatches the book from Paramore; and
comes down to the table quickly to look at it whilst they rise in amazement.) Good Words! (She flings it on the table and sweeps back past Charteris, exclaiming contemptuously) You fool! (Paramore and Grace, meanwhile, come from the recess; Paramore bewildered, Grace very determined.) CHARTERIS (aside to Julia as he gets out of the easy chair). Idiot! She'll have you turned out of the club for this. JULIA (terrified). She can't--can she? PARAMORE. What is the matter, Miss Craven? CHARTERIS (hastily). Nothing--my fault--a stupid, practical joke. I beg your pardon and Mrs. Tranfield's. GRACE (firmly). It is not your fault in the least, Mr. Charteris. Dr. Paramore: will you oblige me by finding Sylvia Craven for me, if you can? PARAMORE (hesitating). But-- GRACE. I want you to go now, if you please. PARAMORE (succumbing). Certainly. (He bows and goes out by the staircase door.) GRACE. You are going with him, Charteris. |
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