Scorn of Women: A Play In Three Acts

Name: Scorn of Women: A Play In Three Acts
Author: London, Jack

London, Jack

Dawson (Yukon) -- Drama; Man-woman relationships -- Drama; Social classes -- Drama

_(Freda turns head and looks into Mrs. Eppingwell's face. Mrs.
Eppingwell puts her arm around Freda's shoulder and draws her close.
Freda bursts into tears and buries face in Mrs. Eppingwell's lap. Mrs.
Eppingwell bends over her, soothing her.)_

CURTAIN

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Scorn of Women: A Play In Three Acts

London, Jack

Dawson (Yukon) -- Drama; Man-woman relationships -- Drama; Social classes -- Drama

_(Freda turns head and looks into Mrs. Eppingwell's face. Mrs.
Eppingwell puts her arm around Freda's shoulder and draws her close.
Freda bursts into tears and buries face in Mrs. Eppingwell's lap. Mrs.
Eppingwell bends over her, soothing her.)_

CURTAIN

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