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Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
2 Another to Catherine, who follows him out.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
3 Now, Catherine, it's of you that he's afraid.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
4 My dear Catherine, I tell you I've looked there.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
5 By the bye, Catherine, you may as well come, too.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
6Catherine snatches her apron off and throws it behind a bush.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
7Catherine sits at the stove, with her back to them, embroidering.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
8 She is afraid of Catherine, but even with her goes as far as she dares.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I
9Catherine is hardly less enthusiastic, and much less reserved in shewing her enthusiasm.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT II
10 Ah, you haven't been campaigning, Catherine: you don't know how pleasant it is for us to sit here, after a good lunch, with nothing to do but enjoy ourselves.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT III
11 Her reverie is interrupted by her mother, Catherine Petkoff, a woman over forty, imperiously energetic, with magnificent black hair and eyes, who might be a very splendid specimen of the wife of a mountain farmer, but is determined to be a Viennese lady, and to that end wears a fashionable tea gown on all occasions.
Arms and the ManBy George Bernard Shaw ContextHighlight In ACT I