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Alice Sit-By-The-Fire

Creator: Barrie, J. M. (James Matthew), 1860-1937
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AMY. 'And please not to call my mother "woman" in my presence.' COLONEL. 'I--I--I----' He looks for help from Alice, but she gives him only a twinkle of triumph. He barks, 'Child, go to your room.' AMY, her worst fears returning, 'But what are you going to do?' COLONEL. 'That is not your affair.' STEVE. 'I must say I don't see that.' AMY, gratefully, 'Thank you, Mr. Rollo.' COLONEL. 'Go to your room.' She has to go, but not till she has given her mother a kiss that is a challenge to the world. Then to the bewilderment of Steve two human frames are rocked with laughter. ALICE. 'Oh, Robert, look at him. He thinks I worship him.' COLONEL. 'Steve, you colossal puppy.' STEVE. 'Eh--what--why?'
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ALICE. 'Steve, tell Robert about my voice being softer to you than to other men; tell him, Steve, about your eyes.' The unhappy youth gropes mentally and physically. STEVE. 'Good heavens, was there nothing in it?' COLONEL. 'My boy, I'll never let you hear the end of this.' STEVE. 'But if there's nothing in it, how could your daughter have thought--' COLONEL. 'She saw you kiss Alice here this afternoon, you scoundrel, and, as she thought, make an _assignation_ with you. There, it all came out of that. She is a sentimental lady, is our Amy, and she has been too often to the theatre.' STEVE. 'Let me think.' COLONEL. 'Here is a chair for the very purpose. Now, think hard.' STEVE. 'But--but--then why did you pretend before her, Alice?' ALICE. 'Because she thinks that she has saved me, and it makes her so happy. Amy has a passionate desire to be of some use in this world she