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DUNHAM: A note from Mr. Farnsworth, madam--
MRS. PRINGLE: A note from Mr. Farnsworth! (She takes it and opens it)
DUNHAM: Yes, madam, there are two strange gentlemen in the lower hall. They presented this letter. He said he was the secretary. All the other guests are upstairs in the drawing-room, madam, I counted twelve in all, including you and Mr. Pringle and Miss Elaine. But the two gentlemen downstairs, madam, are waiting for your answer -- the one gentlemen's face looked very familiar, madam, but I just can't place him -- although I'm sure I've seen his face somewhere--
MRS. PRINGLE: (She has been reading the note and is almost fainting with surprise and joy) Seen his face -- somewhere -- Oh, my goodness! Elaine -- It's the Prince of Wales!
DUNHAM: The secretary said you cut off
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