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Williams, Emlyn, 1905-1987

"Night Must Fall : a Play in Three Acts"


DAN (_sitting beside her again_): You've lost your heart, you know
you have, to the little feller that pushes your pram--you know you
have!
MRS. BRAMSON (_laughing shrilly_): Pram! Well! (_Her laugh cut
short_) It's wicked to laugh, with this--this thing all round us.
DAN (_sobering portentously_): I forgot. (_As she shivers_)
Not in a draught, are you? (_Shutting the front door and coming down
to_ HUBERT) D'you remember, Mr. Laurie, me pulling your leg about
you havin' done it? Funniest thing out!... Talk about laugh!
MRS. BRAMSON (_fondly_): Tttt!...
DAN (_a glint of mischief in his eyes_): I think I better get the
tea before I get into hot water.
_He goes towards the kitchen._
OLIVIA: Mrs. Terence is getting the tea.
DAN (_at the door_): She don't make tea like me. I'm an old
sailor, Miss Grayne. Don't you forget that.
_He goes into the kitchen._
OLIVIA: I'm not interested, I'm afraid.
MRS. BRAMSON (_wheeling herself to the front of the table_): Look
here, Olivia, you're downright rude to that boy, and if there's one
thing that never gets a woman anywhere, it's rudeness.


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