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Title: Quality street : a comedy in four acts
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937 Thomson, Hugh, 1860-1920
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Publisher: (London) : Hodder & Stoughton
Contributing Library: University of California Libraries
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Miss Willoughby We shall probably spend the evening herewith Miss Susan at the card table
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;L II.) Qttality Street VALENTINE They are already at the ball, maam ; youmust follow them. PHOEBE (With all the pent-up 7niscliief of ten years)Oh, sir, do you think some pretty gentlemanmight be partial to me at the ball ? VALENTINE If that is your wish— PHOEBE I should love, sir, to inspire frenzy in thebreast of the male. (JJlth sudden collapse) Idare not go—I dare not. VALENTINE Miss Livvy, I vow (He turns eagerly to miss susan, whoenters?) I have ventured. Miss Susan, to introducemyself to your charming niece. (miss SUSAN would like to run awayagain, but the wicked miss phoebeis determined to have her help.)M 89 Quality Street (act PHOEBE Aunt Susan, do not be angry with yourLivvy — your Livvy, Aunt Susan. Thisgentleman says he is the dashing Mr. Brown,he has cards for us for the ball, Auntie. Ofcourse we cannot go—we dare not go. Oh,Auntie, hasten into your bombazine. MISS SUSAN (Staggered) Phoebe— PHOEBE Aunt Phoebe wants me to go. If I say shedoes you know she does

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