COUNTING HER DRESSES A PLAY

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PartI.

ACTI.

When they did not see me.

I saw them again.

I did not like it.

ACTII.

I count her dresses again.

ACTIII.

Can you draw a dress.

ACTIV.

In a minute.

PartII.

ACTI.

Believe in your mistake.

ACTII.

Act quickly.

ACTIII.

Do not mind the tooth.

ACTIV.

Do not be careless.

PartIII.

ACTI.

I am careful.

ACTII.

Yes you are.

ACTIII.

And obedient.

ACTIV.

Yes you are.

ACTV.

And industrious.

ACTVI.

Certainly.

PartIV.

ACTI.

Come to sing and sit.

ACTII.

Repeat it.

ACTIII.

I repeat it.

PartV.

ACTI.

Can you speak quickly.

ACTII.

Can you cough.

ACTIII.

Remember me to him.

ACTIV.

Remember that I want a cloak.

PartVI.

ACTI.

I know what I want to say. How do you do I forgive you everything and there is nothing to forgive.

PartVII.

ACTI.

The dog. You mean pale.

ACTII.

No we want dark brown.

ACTIII.

I am tired of blue.

PartVIII.

ACTI.

Shall I wear my blue.

ACTII.

Do.

PartIX.

ACTI.

Thank you for the cow.

Thank you for the cow.

ACTII.

Thank you very much.

PartX.

ACTI.

Collecting her dresses.

ACTII.

Shall you be annoyed.

ACTIII.

Not at all.

PartXI.

ACTI.

Can you be thankful.

ACTII.

For what.

ACTIII.

For me.

PartXII.

ACTI.

I do not like this table.

ACTII.

I can understand that.

ACTIII.

A feather.

ACTIV.

It weighs more than a feather.

PartXIII.

ACTI.

It is not tiring to count dresses.

PartXIV.

ACTI.

What is your belief.

PartXV.

ACTI.

In exchange for a table.

ACTII.

In exchange for or on a table.

ACTIII.

We were satisfied.

PartXVI.

ACTI.

Can you say you like negro sculpture.

PartXVII.

ACTI.

The meaning of windows is air.

ACTII.

And a door.

ACTIII.

A door should be closed.

PartXVIII.

ACTI.

Can you manage it.

ACTII.

You mean dresses.

ACTIII.

Do I mean dresses.

PartXIX.

ACTI.

I mean one two three.

PartXX.

ACTI.

Can you spell quickly.

ACTII.

I can spell very quickly.

ACTIII.

So can my sister-in-law.

ACTIV.

Can she.

PartXXI.

ACTI.

Have you any way of sitting.

ACTII.

You mean comfortably.

ACTIII.

Naturally.

ACTIV.

I understand you.

PartXXII.

ACTI.

Are you afraid.

ACTII.

I am not any more afraid of water than they are.

ACTIII.

Do not be insolent.

PartXXIII.

ACTI.

We need clothes.

ACTII.

And wool.

ACTIII.

And gloves.

ACTIV.

And waterproofs.

PartXXIV.

ACTI.

Can you laugh at me.

ACTII.

And then say.

ACTIII.

Married.

ACTIV.

Yes.

PartXXV.

ACTI.

Do you remember how he looked at clothes.

ACTII.

Do you remember what he said about wishing.

ACTIII.

Do you remember all about it.

PartXXVI.

ACTI.

Oh yes.

ACTII.

You are stimulated.

ACTIII.

And amused.

ACTIV.

We are.

PartXXVII.

ACTI.

What can I say that I am fond of.

ACTII.

I can see plenty of instances.

ACTIII.

Can you.

PartXXVIII.

ACTI.

For that we will make an arrangement.

ACTII.

You mean some drawings.

ACTIII.

Do I talk of art.

ACTIV.

All numbers are beautiful to me.

PartXXIX.

ACTI.

Of course they are.

ACTII.

Thursday.

ACTIII.

We hope for Thursday.

ACTIV.

So do we.

PartXXX.

ACTI.

Was she angry.

ACTII.

Whom do you mean was she angry.

ACTIII.

Was she angry with you.

PartXXXI.

ACTI.

Reflect more.

ACTII.

I do want a garden.

ACTIII.

Do you.

ACTIV.

And clothes.

ACTV.

I do not mention clothes.

ACTVI.

No you didn't but I do.

ACTVII.

Yes I know that.

PartXXXII.

ACTI.

He is tiring.

ACTII.

He is not tiring.

ACTIII.

No indeed.

ACTIV.

I can count them.

ACTV.

You do not misunderstand me.

ACTVI.

I misunderstand no one.

PartXXXIII.

ACTI.

Can you explain my wishes.

ACTII.

In the morning.

ACTIII.

To me.

ACTIV.

Yes in there.

ACTV.

Then you do not explain.

ACTVI.

I do not press for an answer.

PartXXXIV.

ACTI.

Can you expect her today.

ACTII.

We saw a dress.

ACTIII.

We saw a man.

ACTIV.

Sarcasm.

PartXXXV.

ACTI.

We can be proud of tomorrow.

ACTII.

And the vests.

ACTIII.

And the doors.

ACTIV.

I always remember the roads.

PartXXXVI.

ACTI.

Can you speak English.

ACTII.

In London.

ACTIII.

And here.

ACTIV.

With me.

PartXXXVII.

ACTI.

Count her dresses.

ACTII.

Collect her dresses.

ACTIII.

Clean her dresses.

ACTIV.

Have the system.

PartXXXVIII.

ACTI.

She polished the table.

ACTII.

Count her dresses again.

ACTIII.

When can you come.

ACTIV.

When can you come.

PartXXXIX.

ACTI.

Breathe for me.

ACTII.

I can say that.

ACTIII.

It isn't funny.

ACTIV.

In the meantime.

PartXL.

ACTI.

Can you say.

ACTII.

What.

ACTIII.

We have been told.

ACTIV.

Oh read that.

PartXLI.

ACTI.

I do not understand this home-coming.

ACTII.

In the evening.

ACTIII.

Naturally.

ACTIV.

We have decided.

ACTV.

Indeed.

ACTVI.

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