Odds And Ends of a Learned Clerk Being a Span Classsearchtermspan Class

Arthur Eckersley

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Good Lord ! No, no, it's impossible !
Irene {reading telegram, echoes his cry). Oh, Mother, Father ! It is from Edward ! D'you know what he says ?
Mortimer {interrupting). Never mind what he says. It's what it says about him here.
(Mrs. M. Steadies herself against chair, almost fainting?) Just listen — " Pleasure in disclosing identity of brilliant young writer, Edward Mortimer. " Oh, it can't be true ! Not — Edward !
1 82 A COLLECTION Irene. It is absolutely true. Listen ! {Reads telegram. ) "... Left Bank for Evening Register, starting 250. Edward. " Mortimer {dazed). My son wrote them. My own son !
Gibbs. Lucky devil !
Mortimer. It's wonderful 1 Irene. It's the most wonderful thing that ever happened.
Trixie. I always knew he'd be famous some day. There ! {To Mrs. M. ) What do you say now ?
Mrs. M. {still standing motionless, suddenly the shock of relief overwhelms her, her self-control breaks under it, and she gives a great sobbing cry). Thank God ! Oh, thank God !
Irene. Why, Mother {Startled.

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