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Julie, the daughter of a wealthy Labour peer, has just spent a night
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...Did I tell you about my mother? She had this thing about women’s emancipation...she swore she’d never marry so she told my father she’d be his lover but never his wife. (Pause) But then...I was born.
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A child experiences the world so deeply...without the sophistication to protect itself...it’s not fair really. (_Pause) My mother--almost on her deathbed--no, on her deathbed, made me swear that I’d never be a slave to any man.
Patrick Marber. After Miss Julie. Dramatists Play Service, 2010. Pp. 24-25.
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