Quality street - a comedy in four acts (1901) (14776378325)

Identifier: qualitystreet00barr (find matches)
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
Digitizing Sponsor: Internet Archive



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IV.) Quality Street MISS HENRIETTA Is she very poorly, sir? VALENTINE Ha. MISS FANNY We did not hear you address her. VALENTINE She is not awake, maam. MISS HENRIETTA It is provoking. MISS FANNY (Sternly Just) They informed Mary that shewas nigh asleep. VALENTINE It is not a serious illness I think, maam.With the permission of Miss Phoebe and MissSusan I will make myself more acquaint withher disorder presently. (He is desirous to bealone) But we must not talk lest we disturbher. MISS FANNY You suggest our retiring, sir? z 177 Quality Street (act VALENTINE Nay, Miss Fanny— MISS FANNY You are very obliging; but I think, Henri-etta— MISS HENRIETTA (Rising) Yes, Fanny. (No doubt they are the more ready todepart that they wish to infor?n misswiLLOUGHBY at oiice of these strangedoings. As they go, miss susan aftdMISS PHOEBE return, and the adieuxare less elaborate than usual. Neithervisitors nor hostesses quite know whatto say. MISS susan is merely relievedto see them leave, but miss p