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MRS. DOT
THE FIRST ACT
Scene: Gerald’s rooms in Grafton Street. A man’s room, pleasantly furnished, with very comfortable arm-chairs, and prints on the walls. Books are lying about, and smoking utensils.
Charles, Gerald Halstane’s servant, opens the door. Mr. Wright comes in, a dapper young man, smartly dressed.
Charles.
There, you can see for yourself that Mr. Halstane is not at home.
Mr. Wright.
Very well, I’ll wait for him.
Charles.