Trelawny of The "Wells": A Comedietta in Four Acts

NOTE:--Bagnlgge (locally pronounced Bagnidge) Wells, formerly a popular mineral spring in Islington, London, situated not far from the better remembered Sadler's-Wells. The gard...

[_Waving away the inquiry._] I am obliged to you for this response to my invitation, It struck me as fitting that at such a time you should return for a brief hour or two to the...

[_Discovering her friends._] Ah! yes, yes! ah--h--h--h! [_She snatches an antimacassar from a chair and jumping onto the couch, waves it frantically to those outside._] The dear...

Don't be vexed with me. "I'll see if she's at home," I said. "Oh, yes, woman, Miss Trelawny's at home," said he, and hobbled straight in. I've shut him in the Telfers' room----

_The scene represents a spacious drawing-room in a house in Cavendish Square. The walls are somber in tone, the ceiling dingy, the hangings, though rich, are faded, and altogeth...

Yes, deep down in the well of that girl's nature there has been lying a little, bright, clear pool of genuine refinement, girlish simplicity. And now the bucket has been lowered...

[_Rose receives her part from O'Dwyer and, after a word or two with Tom and Imogen, joins the two young gentlemen who are in the "second entrance, L." The lady, who has been sea...

[_Coming forward, with Arthur on his right--wildly._] Go on with the rehearsal! Mr. Gordon and Miss Rose Trelawny! Miss Trelawny! [_Rose goes to him._] Trelawny--late of the "We...