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218 THE EQUINOX CARR. Oh, Todd's a good sort! I think I must be going, sir. EUPHEMIA. I wish you would stay and help me with the letters, Mr. Carr. We shall have a great deal to do in the next day or two. CARR. Well, if you really wish it, I will try and be of what service I can. [CARR, with his back to audience, laughs with his hands, behind it. MRS. OSSORY. That is indeed kind of you, Professor! [CARR'S hand-laugh grows riotous. GRANDFATHER. Where is Nurse? I want my whisky and milk. MRS. OSSORY. [Rings.] I shall go down to lunch, Alfred. lunch when you like, please, everybody. I fear the house will be much upset for a day or two. You must go down to the mortuary at once. I am really too upset to do anything more. CARR. [Over L. To EUPHEMIA.] She hasn't done much yet! EUPHEMIA. What a brute you are! MRS. OSSORY. And we can't possibly go to the dear Duchess on Friday! CARR. [almost in tears]. Forgive my seeming callous- ness! On my honour, I never thought of that. “Sunt lachrymae rerum.” [A nurse and a footman appear. The latter wheels GRANDFATHER out of the room, using the greatest care not to shake him.
MR. TODD GRANDFATHER. Oh, my sciatica! You careless scoundrel, you're shaking me to pieces! Emily, do get a gentler footman. Oh! Oh! Nobody cares for the poor old man. I am thrown on the dust-heap. Oh, Emily, may you suffer one day as I suffer! Oh! Oh! Oh! [The Nurse comes forward and soothes him. NURSE. You must really be more careful of my patient, Thomas. THOMAS. I humbly beg pardon, miss. I think the balls is gritty, miss. I'll ile ’em to-morrow. GRANDFATHER. There, you see, Nurse is the only one that loves me. I should like to marry you, Nurse, eh? And cut ’em all out? MRS. OSSORY. [Glares at Nurse in silence, not trusting herself to speak to her.] Now, grandpa, don't be silly! You know how we all love you! [She goes to the chair and shakes it, unseen.] Thomas, there you are again! How can you be so thoughtless? GRANDFATHER. Oh! Oh! Oh! [They get him out of the room. MRS. OSSORY [returning]. Good-bye, Mr. Carr. It is so good of you to help. CARR. Not at all, Mrs. Ossory, not at all. I am only too glad. You should try and get a nap after lunch. MRS. OSSORY. I will—I really think I will. [Exit. CARR. [Closes the door, turns to EUPHEMIA, executes a quiet hornpipe, goes to EUPHEMIA, holds out his arms.] Sweetheart! EUPHEMIA. How dare you! How can you! With poor Uncle Henry lying dead! 219
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THE EQUINOX No. V THE great pressur
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The Star in the West BY CAPTAIN J.
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LIBER III VEL JVGORVM
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I.NSIT N.ATURAE R.EGINA I.SIS (Obta
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MY LADY OF THE BREECHES A HISTORY
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28 THE EQUINOX I THE JUGGLER “AND
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32 THE EQUINOX Twenty-one minutes p
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36 THE EQUINOX CAPTAIN MARGARET. By
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38 THE EQUINOX There in the lonely
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DIAGRAM 83. The Yogi (showing the C
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96 THE EQUINOX the secrets that eve
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100 THE EQUINOX How to awake the Ku
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120 THE EQUINOX Hong-Kong. I found
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122 THE EQUINOX One hundred indrawn
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130 THE EQUINOX its place wrote Nib
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136 THE EQUINOX neither Flame nor A
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150 THE WRITINGS OF TRUTH* The seek
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152 THE EQUINOX It was on this day
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154 THE EQUINOX The next is as the
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272 THE BUDDHIST THERE never was a
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ADELA Through maze on maze of silen
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THE BIG STICK COUNTERPARTS. Vol XVI
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THE BIG STICK “Berashith” and
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102 XXXIX GREEN and Grecian is the
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110 THE HIGH HISTORY OF GOOD As the
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George Raffalovich’s forthcoming
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A. COLIN LUNN, Cigar Importer and C
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