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the pigeon-第15章

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they've done with her tell her to come to us。

FERRAND。  'Taking the card; and reading the address。'  〃No。 7; Haven
House; Flight Street!〃  Rely on me; MonsieurI will bring her
myself to call on you。  'Au revoir; mon bon Monsieur'!

     'He bends over WELLWYN's hand; then; with a bow to ANN goes
     out; his tattered figure can be seen through the window;
     passing in the wind。  WELLWYN turns back to the fire。  The
     figure of TIMSON advances into the doorway; no longer holding
     in either hand a waterproof leg…piece。

TIMSON。  'In a croaky voice。'  Sir!

WELLWYN。  Whatyou; Timson?

TIMSON。  On me larst legs; sir。  'Ere!  You can see 'em for yerself!
Shawn't trouble yer long。。。。

WELLWYN。  'After a long and desperate stare。'  Not nowTIMSON not
now!  Take this!  'He takes out another card; and hands it to
TIMSON'  Some other time。

TIMSON。  'Taking the card。'  Yer new address!  You are a gen'leman。
'He lurches slowly away。'

     'ANN shuts the street door and sets her back against it。  The
     rumble of the approaching van is heard outside。  It ceases。'

ANN。  'In a fateful voice。'  Daddy!  'They stare at each other。'  Do
you know what you've done?  Given your card to those six rotters。

WELLWYN。  'With a blank stare。'  Six?

ANN。  'Staring round the naked room。'  What was the good of this?

WELLWYN。  'Following her eyes…very gravely。'  Ann!  It is stronger
than me。

     'Without a word ANN opens the door; and walks straight out。
     With a heavy sigh; WELLWYN sinks down on the little stool
     before the fire。  The three humble…men come in。'

CHIEF HUMBLE…MAN。  'In an attitude of expectation。'  This is the
larst of it; sir。

WELLWYN。  Oh!  Ah!  yes!

     'He gives them money; then something seems to strike him; and
     he exhibits certain signs of vexation。  Suddenly he recovers;
     looks from one to the other; and then at the tea things。  A
     faint smile comes on his face。'

WELLWYN。  You can finish the decanter。

     'He goes out in haste。'

CHIEF HUMBLE…MAN。  'Clinking the coins。'  Third time of arskin'!
April fool!  Not 'arf !  Good old pigeon!

SECOND HUMBLE…MAN。  'Uman being; I call 'im。

CHIEF HUMBLE…MAN。  'Taking the three glasses from the last
packing…case; and pouring very equally into them。' That's right。
Tell you wot; I'd never 'a touched this unless 'e'd told me to; I
wouldn'tnot with 'im。

SECOND HUMBLE…MAN。  Ditto to that!  This is a bit of orl right!
'Raising his glass。' Good luck!

THIRD HUMBLE…MAN。  Same 'ere!

'Simultaneously they place their lips smartly against the liquor;
and at once let fall their faces and their glasses。

CHIEF HUMBLE…MAN。  'With great solemnity。'  Crikey!  Bill!  Tea!。
。。。。。'E's got us!

     'The stage is blotted dark。'


Curtain。






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