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Show -122- Ceu;a,r: (Arm,·a to Hea.ven.) Neuton: Ob, what dull 11o'ol! t I ".on t see whl Y0U should 1,n 8u1 t me when I go to the trouble to aMQflmodate lOu. NQ'W I (Looking It at hh poek:et watoh.) Bere, Oesar. tour m1nut1 past &1ght an.d thh 1$ set clook. at the dock. exaotll -8 by the Thank you. Mr-. Blanc. low I kno:w something I shQu,ld. ha", known tha:t Four mlnutu 1i>ut eight! it's QSI1.e. o ask inythlng intelligent trom of Cafe benches, commodor. Captain Neuton, admiral ot • b.er veseel! ••• (Cesar 0:xite. ) Panlau: (Good bumordly Neuton: But why dos h'Q hav($ to know the eX8.et astronomical Ie it be'oaus-e he wants- to tlrgue? hour? Panhse: Didn't 10U notioe that he's wait1ng for the p,ostman'1 Blanc Like aver,y t Ohauffeur: (He has wal h .. ) o, you, too, have had 1t now. morning! And like every enning. 8Et·,oret. J for the mallms.n tall day long. )le III 80 .tb&tts 1t! Hls son writes him letter every day and he plne$ for it. (Understanding.) Neuton: a Panltuse: 148--1 bel1eve that he '11 pining tor the first ' and tha.t hie sen nasn t wr1 tten to him at all. one J And aach Ume the mailman PlUH\HU in Ohauffeur: You re right! t front th·erf? withou.t stopping, 1 t e llke a scene trom a tragedy---Yes, Mr. Blane, trom a reel tra,gedy. And when ttuiu''''et s nobody H gou as pale as death. t.n the bar, h$ a1 ts and looks at the hat. Panimse: (He lndio&tu a Yel, Marlu! Itt! hie hat. straw hat hanging in a corner. ) ChaUffeur: Itt s been. hanglnp' there ever dnee he ran a,wtAy. auar t$lks to it. he tens it things that br1ng I t tru that I' In a little tear, to yo,ur ayes. more sensible to---Pan t sae : (CuttIng In.) the ame Too bad! with hr. And 11 ttle Fanny I it t 8 |
