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The following morning -- about 5 a.m. A candle is burning.
MINNIE sits by the fire in a dressing-gown. She is weeping. A knock, and MRS GASCOIGNE'S voice. MINNIE goes to open the door; re- enters with her mother-in-law, the latter with a big brown shawl over her head.