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46298	Monkhouse, Allan	Mary Broome: A Comedy, in Four Acts			.txt	text/plain	20816	4698	101	MARY BROOME (_afterwards Mrs. Leonard Timbrell_) Yes, do, Ada. No time like the present. Edgar, I wish Leonard wasn't coming to the wedding. You'd better let Mary go, Mother. Mary and my Mother; and you, if you like. Mother, will you take Mary away and I will talk to my father. Father, I don't want to be hard on Mary, but really--I do think-I want to know whether I must write Mary Broome's name here. Mary, I think I like you enough to marry you. I didn't mean Sheila; I meant Mary--Mrs. Leonard. Of course, you know, Mrs. Pendleton, that Mary and I I'd be glad to think that I'm like you, Mary. Yes, Mary's a mother. You're like me, Mary; you're your mother's child. things--just think what you would do for little Leonard. should like to say before you Leonard that your Mother and I have come	./cache/46298.txt	./txt/46298.txt