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Pagina 93
CORCORAN . Ta What do you really think of Dr. Angelus ? JOHNSON . I'm terribly sorry , but I can't very well discuss Dr. Angelus with a patient . MRS . CORCORAN . Oh , what a pity ! But I'm not really an ordinary patient .
CORCORAN . Ta What do you really think of Dr. Angelus ? JOHNSON . I'm terribly sorry , but I can't very well discuss Dr. Angelus with a patient . MRS . CORCORAN . Oh , what a pity ! But I'm not really an ordinary patient .
Pagina 94
CORCORAN . I think people like to think of the Doctor as their best friend . JOHNSON . He often is . MRS . CORCORAN . He couldn't be that if he looked on patients as exactly specimens , could he ? She gets up and wanders about .
CORCORAN . I think people like to think of the Doctor as their best friend . JOHNSON . He often is . MRS . CORCORAN . He couldn't be that if he looked on patients as exactly specimens , could he ? She gets up and wanders about .
Pagina 97
Mrs. Corcoran . Dodo . Please . Someone's coming The door opens as they break away . MRS . ANGELUS , Q rather timid little Scotswoman in her late thirties insinuates herself round the edge of the door . MRS . CORCORAN and JOHNSON break ...
Mrs. Corcoran . Dodo . Please . Someone's coming The door opens as they break away . MRS . ANGELUS , Q rather timid little Scotswoman in her late thirties insinuates herself round the edge of the door . MRS . CORCORAN and JOHNSON break ...
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ANGELUS answer better Brains bring BUTT CLARINDA comes COOKE CORCORAN course CURTAIN damned dance dark DARNLEY dear Doctor DONALD door doubt ENTER EXIT face father feel fellow FORRIGAN George girl give goes GRANT hands happy head hear heard heart HECTOR hope It's JEANIE JESSIE John JOHNSON keep kind KNOX LADY DODD leave LETHINGTON light living look LORD JAMES Ma'am MACALPIN MACIVOR MACK Madam MAIRI MARJORIE married MARY matter mean mean to say MEARES mind MUSIC MUTCH never night NORA PADRE perhaps PHILLIPS play poor PROUT Queen question round scene Scotland seen sits sorry sort speak stands steps suppose sure talk tell Thank There's thing thought told true Trust turns voice Walter woman young
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | John Knox: And Other Plays |
| Auteur | James Bridie |
| Uitgever | Constable, 1949 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 3 maart 2008 |
| Lengte | 320 pagina's |
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