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he said he was a member of Parliament
and so I trusted him he told me he
wished me to meet another member his
member for love he locked the door I
pleaded for my maidenhood
but the words are common place but
observe the front is
peace show them
M the execution of the member for love H
the delicate
rendering of the Crimson
tip done after borrow very
rare I had it as a young man from sto in
Liverpool thank
you for a
chilling I would not part with it now
for
£50 but having slipped the bolt of the
door a curator of poisons so my uncle
described himself to
me I was 12 years old when he began
inoculating me with poison grain by
grain scruple by scruple so I should be
immune to what I read be his librarian
and when he lost his sight his eyes so
they came together the romance may have
been somewhat unusual but that gave it
all the charm of the
unexpected and there as the red sun
tinges the sky and the chatter of birds
Heralds The Coming Night we must leave
them
you don't care for your uncle's
subjects I'm a secretary it's a matter
of total indifference to me oh I find it
rather curious to find a lady so cool
and unmoved by something designed to um
stir the
emotions most ladies in those books and
paintings seem to me to be singularly
unmoved by
it you are very un common Miss Lily so I
understand
sir credit
Miss Lily
I know nothing of what I read from those
books sir I've not come for that Miss
Lily I can get that in any street corner
I'm here to help
you how much do you think you receive
when you
marry a few hundred £40,000
who told you such nonsense hry he the
talk of the Shady bookshops in London
and Paris your readings and the favors
men imagine follow them
your uncle is a villain Miss
Lily and you are not I came here to
seduce
you secure your
fortune but I saw what life is made of
you and I knew it wouldn't work to a
woman like you it would be an
insult instead I want to free
you you're very gallent Mr
nervous suppose I don't care to be freed
I think you long for
It Go please
go good afternoon Miss Lily good
afternoon Mr
Rivers will you marry
me how dare
you he's Lively the daily Mr Rivers not
as live is me
Charles I swear I will not touch you
after the ceremony we will go our
separate ways why would you do such a
thing for half your
fortune I tell him as I is nonsense my
uncle would pursue me not if he thinks
you are in the mad house he
whispers but it would not be me who was
locked up his plan is to install a new
maid a compliant chaperon a thief who
will think she is cheating
me
instead we will cheat her she will take
with her into the mad house all the
taint of my mother's Madness my uncle's
filth
my very
name he is
right I would be
free I returned to London in 3 days I
must secure the me when I go back I'll
never have this chance again will you it
would be foul putting her girl in the
mad
house the girl's despicable a thief she
would do it to you
my uncle will be here at any
moment you must not open that you belong
out there not locked up here with this
filth go
there was an obstacle to Mr River's plan
my maid
Agnes the way he painted that fruit M
you could eat it he has an eye for it
and for you
miss
oh are you all right Miss l oh think she
may have Twisted her ankle sir really
Agnes I have not oh well we must take no
chance of that Miss Lita's treacherous
ground here allow me to assist you
I cannot just dismiss
Agnes leave it to me
myness every time I looked into her eyes
I was thinking of
you gazing into
yours Mr way Mr
way
Agnes I was shaken by what we had done
to Agnes
but my uncle had trained me too well to
feel it for
long Mr Rivers returned to
London recommending the new maid whose
character was as false as her curtsy
here is the evil little finger Smith
who's going to make us
rich remember she has to become you and
you her you have one month until I
return is it right
Miss very
satisfactory she has come to Brier to
swallow me up like a clutch of
eggs what do London ladies do this time
of day make visits to other ladies like
you miss ladies like
me there are no ladies like me
but I grew used to her to her life her
warmth she was not the gullible girl of
a villainous
plot but a girl with a
history with hates and
likings yet to escape from Brier I must
despise
her must deceive her
it's not bad news is it
Miss Mr Rivers is coming
tomorrow oh Lord I must choose your
dresses oh this one for sure I want you
to have that
me Miss but this is your best
dress I want to show Mr rivers that that
I do so much to prove of you of his
choice
Miss it's one of the nicest things
anyone has ever said to me really I
can't I can't really
she looked so
beautiful I had to keep telling myself
over and over again what she planned to
do to me to go
on oh my goodness
Miss look like a real lady
she changed even my uncle's books for
me I thought them
dead the words became suddenly
alive full of meaning
she must think we love one
another God damn it m there's another
hour
gone in 2 days I will leave and I will
never see you
again wake her she'll burn shh
let go of me I've lost heart for this oh
lost it to a wretched little finger SMI
let
she'd laugh in your face if she
knew if I told her you
must I
agree do you want to stay here
forever appear to love
me marry
me I can't
m m
miss
m she's coming
tell
me tell me
away did you walk Miss tell me
on her wedding night what must a wife do
what
you
P everything I say to my myself has
changed she has touched the life of
me the quick of
me but she is
ashamed we'll be leaving here tonight
miss
she didn't love me her feelings were
false part of a trap why should I not
trap her to escape from this vou
place the night I escaped I needed to do
one last
thing for
how fast your heart beats
mod I told you I don't want that but we
must show the marks of true
love are you by any chance bleeding to
save me the
pain do you mean to insult me in every
possible
way hold out the sheet
the fashionable couple on their wedding
night sit down here
Susan Miss Smith were you ever a maid
with Lady stonely of Mayfair no
sir that's one of poor Mrs Rivers
fancies ever since a wedding night she's
made up these stories
fiction yes yes does she read books her
passion is books well there you have it
Graves the overexposure of women to
literature breeds unnatural fancies
indeed
unnatural oh sir you don't know the
worst of
it it's not your shame Susan your guilt
you did nothing to invite the gross
attentions my wife in her Madness tried
to force on you is this
true these These Tears speak themselves
come
Susan you're not to
blame I'm so sorry you were exposed to
such horrible things
speak D you
speak on my own poor
mistress my heart was breaking
that is my story that is what brought me
here you were very convincing mud don't
speak to me or I shall kill
you I have betrayed her
M his
Rivers sit Miss rivers over there if you
will you see they Tren
me it's knew it hold her steady man she
may put out our
joints we will not have you lying here
Mrs Rivers
you can choke yourself and it's no
business of ours chew your tongue off if
you like we prefer than quiet
here welcome to London
I could we have done this to her believe
me she'd be better taken care of than
where she came
from are we here is this our house
I thought for a moment that was the Bri
Bell we're near the river Chelsea not
quite where are we Commander I should
leave you
here we cannot live grandly M until we
have your money must wait for the lawyer
to release
it do you want to stay out here and
freeze
on get
up Mr
Rees Mrs M Rivers very pleased to meet
you Mrs Rivers do come in make yourself
at
home can you manage a better night than
this Mr IBS oh this is a very good night
gentlemen a very good night indeed let
me take the lady's cloak oh I do beg
pardon who's
she how much you going to pop that for
Mr ribs Richard Richard
good boy
Mar and miss Mr Rivers loves
you what kept me alive was the thought
that Mrs Saxby would find
me and then I would find mud and kill
her she lived here so didn't she will
you stop touching me what a fool I've
been what an
idiot this is Sue's house of Thieves
isn't it honest thieves
dear get me a cab handsome or Hackney
don't you dare talk to me like that oh
she's got a dander ain't she if you
don't get me a cab I shall
walk I shall find a policeman never
there when you want them my dear not in
this fog
come John use gentleman
that's
enough if you don't let me
go I will kill your baby I have come too
far for for this
John I mean it I will get me a
cab I will do
it my dear I've been caring for unwanted
babies for years the moment I'm looking
after seven babies now you can make it
six if you like or
five no one would miss them
come
on
come SE the fire John make some tea
dainty strengthen it up a
bit oh go on you hit the mark there
Betty my poor hands have suffered so
much
recently Mrs frisha Mrs
frisha try my hear you want the
curb where you from AR I'm a little out
of touch and the season only just
beginning are you out no I ain't so
young I'm very much
in
in that is the first true word I've
heard you say Mrs rivers
in
in she's in you keep telling the truth
like that Mrs rivers and you may well be
out before the end of the
season I couldn't bear to wake you dear
feed the bab is upstairs
dainty
now come on now I can see you're a
spirited go but you can't imagine we
mean you any arm I can't imagine you
mean me any kind of good when you insist
on keeping me here when I so clearly
wish to leave just you're the grammar in
that Mr IPS here let me take your
glove her uncle taught her to be very
particular about her
fingers made you read a lot of filthy
French
books did he touch you dear where he
ought well never mind better your own
than a stranger I always say I'll get
you a nice cup of
tea you plan to kill me don't you it
would mean nothing to me but she would
not allow it what has she got to do with
this she sent me to Brian this is her
plan she controls everything how did she
know about my fortune from some servant
from
her you
Liars your cheats how could you know my
mother I was born in an asylum dear o
DEA we're not going to put that together
again now are we no you weren't born in
the Asylum dear
you was born
here Maryanne that was the lady's name
wasn't it
dear she ran away from Bri just like you
did only her gentleman didn't do the
decent thing not like your
husband she got my name from a woman in
the B that did girls and their
complaints and did she have a complaint
Mr ribs too far gone to get rid of the
poor creature she was terrified poor
lamb CU her father and brother your
uncle Lily they was after her so I I
made up a bed in front of the fire like
I did for you and she had her baby right
here oh now maranne loved her little
baby
girl oh poor little
scrap then we heard it didn't we The
Carriage your uncle had found her they
was Hing at the door and maranne she was
sobbing I must name her I must but not
her name name like the one I've been
cursed with but a plain name I shall
call her Lord
Susan this God is my witness she
cried I don't want to put my baby
through what I've been through take my
baby Susan and bring her up yourself Mrs
sucksby poor and all miss him she begged
and pleaded and he would have taken a
Heart of Stone to refuse her so so
before Mr rips open the
door I gave her the
baby that I was
holding she was born on the same
day take her quick I said so your
brother thinks she's yours she has the
name of a lady after
all her name is m
my name is
Etho my name
is You Must Believe Me
Susan I believe
you that's a lot of comfort Mrs Rivers
Miss Wilson believes there are creatures
on the moon damn you I told you that in
strength and
confidence not R I'm Susan Smith
me there you are back with
us I hope you won't suppose this Sherry
Miss Lily Sherry in a lady's chamber I
could never agree to it but a bit of
honest Brandy as a bracer
got a good mouth for
Spirits I know you're lying no you
haven't heard anything yet M I'm an
orphan my mother was mad her par and
brother preferred the mad house to shame
she went mad when they put her in there
I knew then I was mad only the maddest
whose brains are overheated were given
the
plunge I'm her husband she'll do as I
tell her sh leave it to me gentlemen
we'll do it my way she'll do it believe
me well I always say Brandy is the best
sleeping
draft
here if maranne wasn't my mother then
who was God Alone knows dear I took
foundlings you see out of the goodness
of my heart and you was one of
them
this is Sue's mother
then how do I have a
fortune sit
down maranne took pity on you a poor
foundling going to a lonely old place
like Brier there was plenty for both she
said poor Michael need it wouldn't
change her mind she left off to you and
after to her own daughter
Susan you or yours and Susan's 21st
birthdays in one month's
time and you plan to get all of it oh no
no it's Mrs Saxby scheme she gets the
major share I'll get air
£3,000 did Sue know what you
planned no dear you're not only villain
you're fools I won't sign anything and
Susan no position
to no you're right Sue or or or should I
say your poor mistress my wife Mrs
Rivers is in no condition to sign for
her share I'll be forced to sign for her
thanks to your help what have I done oh
oh damn you I told you keep away from me
leave
her and what do you want with me
well we still have to collect Susan's
half of the money you want me to be Sue
oh she's sharp Mr hibs I don't believe
you it's because I'm nothing I don't
even know my
name after I sign you plan to kill me
don't you no dear you're one of us now
and you're a lady see you you would be
my
companion cuz I need a real lady like
you to show me how to be become one see
when you have money you're ridiculous
you should both be in the Mad House pass
me off a
sue Mr ribs will tell the lawyers he's
known you all his life she is your legal
guardian the doctors know you as a mate
you have no friends in London no money
no name even you as you say are
nothing and you will do as I
say I will tell the lawyer
how you plotted to Swindle an innocent
girl are you truly so
wicked so
vile that is vile poverty you think life
is hard with money you should try it
without it is 1 month before your 21st
birthday one week of bur living will
help you make up your Mindy
mind two weeks after the plunge I was
prepared to be anyone they wanted me to
be only the thought of Mrs Saxby kept me
going Mrs Saxby used to say people ain't
never interested in the truth Sue but in
what they want to
hear I am Mrs M
Rivers this is truly remarkable have you
to thank doctor we you looked after me
so
well you would like to see Mr
Rivers like to see him oh my poor
husband and my mate
what who has put up with so
much how I long to see them both
again and so you shall
now Dr
gves a little test Mrs
Rivers
please write your
name I I think it begins with a
different letter doesn't
it
remarkable the delusion even extends to
her motor functions it's there we will
break
her once your own writing comes back to
you your husband will be here to sign
you
out
re yes
Samia
R I thought about Sue every day as Mr
sux be struck off the days to my 21st
birthday if only I could escape and get
to sue
there you are
mrss
rivers well
done did you like
her so
she turned out bad didn't she but I
don't know I'll miss her sometimes she
was fun used to have a good
laugh yeah
you do
it what is
it I don't feel very well you never do
is that what they call a a lady's
Constitution I I suppose it must
oh I need to go to the
privy oh I I don't want to bother you oh
it's no bother Madam it will be if
you're not here when Mrs S gets
back dainty I'm really not well oh come
out then it's my time of oh it rushes I
can't leave
you open the door the men might come but
Mrs Saxby told me not to leave you m
please
where are you
m
help help
please please help
me what's happened I need to go to a
hotel come
on Ro the street get up
there oh dear just look at
you such pretty little feet and such
finely turned ankles let me go no no
help don't be silly
help I'm only trying to
stupid [ __ ] I was only trying to help
you I walked through the night running
away if anyone approached
me my thin slippers tall and my feet
were cut and bleeding before I found
what I was looking
for the only street that I had heard of
in
London the one my uncle's books came
from miss miss you can't go in there Mr
H Lord please help
me what are you doing
here you were always saying that that
was at Brier before what happened you
mustn't come here you came through the
shop did the pece see you I won't faint
I promise
you your feet good God
what Mrs
Rivers you have a
visitor are you here today or not
don't you recognize him we didn't know
each other from
Madam
then it was a little boot boy from
Brier it was that look what saved
me he recognized me he knew who I was
and I knew what I must do in that
instant oh Charles
Charles how wonderful to see
you don't say how I am around dle what
Miss I'm not Miss Lily
anymore
you're this is a mad house ain't it do
you know who I am it's Miss Smith ain't
it BL you Miss Smith is so you must call
me that here
and how is Brier
Charles Mr Lily had a stroke after what
happened oh I'm so sorry to hear
that gave me the creep he did Mr way the
steward beat me so much I ran away I
have no job no
character I wanted to find Mr Rivers who
was so kind to me also he said I
polished his boots better than anyone
else in the whole world and my auntie
told me that Mrs Rivers was living here
and I thought this was a grand house
your auntie
Mrs
cream where Mr and Mrs Rivers stayed
after their
wedding 5 minutes to tea ladies you want
to see Mr Rivers more than anything
anything else in the
world so do
I
Mrs ladies ladies have you
f 5 Shillings and blocksmith
1 in blank
key and a file
one inch of
cake bring on a next
visit I do hope Mr Lily
improves I must go in file
now do come again soon
J thank
you Rivers keeps you without shoes
so I should not run away you cannot run
away from your husband there's someone
he has done a great wrong
to I must save her I thought if I can
stay at your house my house that's
impossible my dear I have a wife and
children I
see not now
Rivers is entirely to blame having taken
you he might at least have kept you
close he saw what you
were and what am
I Mr
hry B Thomas dispos that for you sir no
good night good night Sir really you
must not you seem to forget I have seen
much worse at
Brier whip your backside until the blood
runs down your
heel second part down wrong
font they've set it in Clarendon the
rest is in gond I
think all right so to
him I could work here for you impossible
please you have been
kind I think you are
kind I beg you if you could find me some
room
at a hotel anywhere it's out of the
question Lance Street was
foul it was the last place I wanted to
go but I had nowhere else
this is
Saxby nobody say a
word not a
word fine gentleman tell her she's been
found Mr ribs
Kettle oh my
dear girl come on come come here come
here come and get warm come come get
gentlemen be quick come
come I knew you'd come home
please don't touch me stifle me smother
me pretend to love
me
pretend
when
Sue mother came
here people will tell you
that that I had a baby of my own which
died at
least that's the story around here
nobody questioned it babies do die in
Lance Street in
particular any a time I've sat
here thinking how I'd last held you when
you was a few days old imagining how
you'd
grown your eyes
the shape of your nose are pictured
exact the paleness of the skin but the
hair the hair
I I always
thought would be
fair dear
girl my
own my own you
go to have you
back after all these
years
ladies ladies
remember meet me at the wall and don't
be
late of all the burglar's mates God
could have sent me Charles was worse by
a long chalk here people want to get to
sleep she says you answer like Paul CH I
never that makes it smell like one never
you after all my kindness I never know
she did oh god elers look what you've
done now and my flesh
blazing I put the cream on yours Bon
I'll do it I
will small key shut up
Betty Pur sure if you sing another
bleeding
verse why do you want to Mar you know
you are
that you must love must get my
ince for
where are you
going Pete
w
is
Charles
Charles Charles
2:00 come
on what kept me going was the thought of
Mrs saby's face when I turned up at
Lance
Street and then I thought of mud
wherever she was
I must Miss oh your luck what Des are
you a journey of the
heart forgive me
stay
down
Miss come back Miss
hello
hey you there stop oh he what are you
doing back here what's going
on
ter he took them close without asking I
had to didn't I you rather we picked up
never saw Mr Rivers
again don't look at me like
that I never done anything like that
before in my
life don't you think I feel
terrible stealing from poor people
like oh
dma d
I suppose you won piece this pie
then
J there are times in this life we have
to do things we don't want to
do I will ask Mr rivers to go back to
that very Cottage and pay every penny
for things we've taken
animal will you yeah that's just the
sort of thing Mr Rivers would
do can't believe that in a few days time
you will be 21 years old
I'll make myself a
cook oh thank
you thank you
dear who was my
father Mr RBS no dear your father was a
sailor lost at sea
well lost to me
dear smell it smell it m
London oh the rot horrible bleeding
stink of it Smith I ain't Miss Smith
ain't Miss bleeding Rivers I'm Susan
trender I thought you said we were going
to see Mr Rivers this is horrible say
this is horrible country is horrible
this is where I live this place and
where is
Mr Tommy
Jing C R Who good poke
get
in what is
it Miss trender what is
it don't cry Miss
there happy
birthday did you take that from the
cottage why'd you take it why it's cuz
it's what I am you're kind you're a
lady's maid I'm a finger SMI you stupid
idiot a thief yeah well I don't want to
be a thief I want to be with Mr Rivers
you said you promised Mr
Rivers Mr Rivers is the biggest PR on
hung Mr Rivers Mr Rivers got me put in a
mad house Mr R
happy birthday mud and to our absent
friend Sue May the day bring Good
Fortune to us all leave her alone Can't
you stop baiting
her I will order Madam's Carriage Dear
Mrs sucksby gentleman and that [ __ ]
cheated me and put me in the mad house
send a signal with this boy and help me
go
on remember what you got to
say wa wa wa wa
put I love
you as I always
will look
St alha Sovereign son no it's got Geneva
works I'll open it up bang
on took it she supect this Mor oh she
gave me
this she mocking me what is it the two
of
Arts oh mocker he gave me a pound for
the watch come
on
go this is such b visitor
got on his fingersmith and cut with a
jewelry is that what you told him I
stole your jewelry you've got some
bleeding cheek you need broke Mrs stby
D give me your knif give me
me I got no argument with you John or
you D so dear you ain't yourself I ain't
Mrs sby not after what they did to me to
leave now you love me to do that
wouldn't you before gentleman gets back
you don't know what's really happened I
know you got my clothes even got my
bleeding
Bangles why isn't your fortune enough is
what you did to me and enough please go
they put me in a mad house me you've had
to put me there I wish I had to cheat me
to kill me I will I will I will kill you
get fight get
fight on cow you been down me since that
was born touch me again you'll know it I
I I I never believed you cut with the
jewelry no I went along with the others
cuz they thought me a Sentimental awful
but I knew deep
down give me the knife did you I did I
did I thought no not myself you B me up
as you I'd never see you again but you
know I I had a man looking for you I
knew you
would no Carriage you wait
hello Charles my boots have never been
the
same soe she's just told me what you've
done to her so you'd better go
you found me out a villain Charles oh
honest to God Mr Rivers I never meant to
get
out don't let him go he'll go for Dr
Christine stay stay stay stay stay
there you're all you're all right all
right now there there there there there
there all right
oh damn it tell the poor [ __ ] how we
used her Brier don't say anymore oh my
dear wife have you no feelings at all
not that I know of but I know you have
oh damn it Mo what does it matter to you
you're a fully-fledged villain now you
don't have to care about either of
them
gentlemen will will you what that oh now
I see the resemblance you see nothing
nothing what did I never suspect it no
wonder you kicked and cursed and she let
you oh this is Rich did you know Mr R he
knows nothing nothing stop
it my heart your heart you have a heart
Mrs sucksby feel
it I should get your daughter to do
that Grace Grace
did you hear
me give me a surgeon oh surgeons God
damn
you jie jie murder Mur J help
help help stop the boy
he's
gone who did
this she done it I saw her
wait what happened was wife was on the
table M started to say something else
but nobody heard her I done
it Lord knows I'm sorry for it now but I
done it and these girls here are
innocent girls and never armed no
one M said she had killed
him but nobody believed
her because she was a
lady and a LUN
IC gentleman weren't a gentleman after
all but a dra son Frederick
bunt the paper said he'd been brutally
cut down in his
manhood and girls put his picture next
to their
hearts I didn't see M before she
disappeared good job or I'd have
probably ended up with Mrs Saxby
Mrs soby was so game when the judge put
on the black
cap and sentenced her to
death she always looked behind
me as if she was expecting someone else
to be with
me but I wanted her for
myself quite
alone that's
good just you and me
as it used to
be suck
me should I do without
you better dear
girl how can you say
up watch me
tomorrow don't cover your
eyes and
Sue should you ever hear hard things of
me when I have gone
think back to
oh we had a collection it's not very
much
but thank you how is
she G thanks
Tommy I you to see you she won't give
her name
no one will listen to
me you must tell
them if you only came to say that then
go i' done what I'd done in this the end
of
it you must tell them I killed
him
no I was wrong to send you away and I
was wrong to do that to a girl like sue
a
jewel I hope she never finds out I will
never tell
her I came to see you
as well as did
you of course I
did oh
dear
Mother
Mother I wish never mind
Justice
I
Rec make the father
Mrs sucks fe's daughter isn't it
h
so s
you I maranne Lily of bear
sound of mind though feeble of
body commit my infant
daughter
Susan to the guardianship of Mrs Grace
Saxby in exchange for which Mrs
Saxby commits into my care her dear
daughter m
get some water don't
he a shock is it
sue she so so
s I should say
so look at me
Sue come here
I heard that Mr Lilia
died and so I returned to Brier to see
if I could find something to show me
where M had gone
a
have you come to kill me oh
Lord how could you
I know everything
no you know nothing you don't know me at
all how delicious was the glow on her
Ivory shoulders as I forced her back on
the the couch I scarcely knew what I was
about everything now was in Act of
exertion tongues lips bellies thighs
arms legs bottom every part in a
voluptuous motion
they all at
there every single
one I WR it myself now I must earn a
living
somehow I'm not the good sweet girl you
thought I was this is what I am
I know you must hate me hate me I don't
hate
you
I I'm so sorry for what I did to you
sir I'm sorry I Tri just both
in found this in a Dr someone WR it out
toight
the money's yours did you know who my
mother was from the very beginning not
until I got to
London and Mrs Saxby never wanted you to
find
out she loved
you she did to she she
said how wrong she was to try and turn a
Jew like you and a
jewel turn a jewel like you into a
common place
girl I killed
him I pleaded with Mrs sux to tell the
truth but all she would say
was that she had done it
and and that was the end
I
know Miss you're making of
yourself what's it say
full of words
saying how I want
you
how I love you
oh
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