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Identifier: captainlettarbla00meri (find matches)
Title: Captain Lettarblair : a comedy in three acts
Year: 1906 (1900s)
Authors: Merington, Marguerite Sothern, E. H. (Edward Hugh), 1859-1933 Armstrong, Margaret, 1867-1944, binding designer Margaret Armstrong Binding Collection (Library of Congress) DLC
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Publisher: Indianapolis : Bobbs-Merrill
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ny True! Oh, Polly, you darling! Here, Illwrite a line to ask them! Writing a message on her card. Polly It is near by! Percy shall come with me! Calls.Percy! Fanny Giving Polly card.But Mr. Pinckney mustnt know! Polly He shall wait outside! Pinckney enters. PinckneyWell? Polly Taking his arm. Come! Pinckney Devotedly.Anywhere!—But, where? i34 • CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR Polly Pushing him to door.Never mind! PlNCKNEY Aye, aye, sir! Salutes, takes coat from portmanteau in pass-ing, exposing Littons name to view. Polly To Fanny.You wait here—and in ten minutes Ill brinz Kisses Fanny. you good news -if you care for him Exit with Pinckney, unconsciously shutting tailof Fannys skirt in door. Fanny Leaning back against door. If I care for him!—Ah, if I might only speak!Its a wretched thing to be a woman! If wecould only woo I might tell him all thats in myheart. I could ask him to explain—but I mustsee him go away without a word!—Oh, to be aman that I might say: Did you get the money?
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Why, then, these are his rooms ! Page ij$ CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR 135 What does it all mean? Why do you go away?—Stay! I love you!—If only I were a manlong enough to say that—and then a womanagain to hear him answer me! Her right hand falls on- sword that is standingagainst wall. She picks it up and reads thetag on it. Captain Lettarblair Litton—Steamer Majestic—New York for Arizona. Looks about, sees name on portmanteau. Why, then, these are his rooms!—Oh, I mustntwait here! I must— Turning to go, finds skirt caught. Pulls at it.laughing. Dear me! Tries to open door.—Oh, the handles gone! Tugs skirt harder. Beats on door, calling;then waves gloves from window. Uncle Ambrose! Polly! Francis Merivale!Somebody!—Oh, what shall I do! Considers. Begins to unfasten skirt, thenlaughing, changes mind. Oh, no! I couldnt go out without it!—Oh, theshame of it if he should come in and find me here! Tugs angrily. Suddenly sees handle, 136 CAPTAIN LETTARBLAIR Why, theres the handle!

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