By J. M. Barrie
The prolific Scotish writer and dramatist J. M. Barrie is most famed for his production of Peter Pan. Born in Kirriemuir, Forfarshire in 1860, he graduated Edinburgh college and commenced operating as a journalist. quickly after he released his first novel larger lifeless becaming a well-liked author with many winning novels. After his most famed paintings Peter Pan he nonetheless endured to jot down on growing many extra loved stories.
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But she dare not, though Ginevra would have risked it. ' STEVE. ' First he thinks there is something innocent about her request, and then he wonders if 'innocent' is the right word. ' he demands, like the man of the world he hopes some day to be. AMY. ' Amy advances upon him. She has been seated in any case as long as they ever do sit on the stage on the same chair. AMY. ' She likes this; she will be able to go on now. STEVE, recoiling guiltily or so she will describe it to Ginevra, 'What on earth--' AMY, suffering from a determination from the mouth of phrases she has collected in five theatres, 'A chance discovery, Mr.
A pretty way to treat a father. htm (47 of 76) [9/22/2008 8:53:45 AM] Alice Sit-By-The-Fire ALICE. ' COLONEL. ' ALICE. ' COLONEL. 'Not a bit of it. ' COLONEL. ' ALICE. 'Robert! ' COLONEL. 'Sulky little darling. I daresay she is crying her eyes out for you already. ' ALICE. ' COLONEL. 'Wouldn't I? ' Thus Alice has another problem to meet when Steve returns from his successful quest for a cab. 'Thank you, Steve, you will excuse us running off, I know. Alice is all nerves to-night. ' She is suddenly interested in some photographs on the wall.
I was not afraid. ' She produces a tiny dagger. This is altogether too much for Alice. ALICE. ' She does have the babe in her arms at last, and now Amy clings to her. This is very sweet to Alice; but she knows that if she tells Amy the truth at once its first effect will be to make the dear one feel ridiculous. How can Alice hurt her Amy so, Amy who has such pride in having saved her? ' AMY. ' ALICE. ' AMY. ' ALICE. ' Alice has a happy idea; but that, as the novelists say, deserves a chapter to itself.