{"content":[{"text":"1 1","bbox":{"left":0.812092,"top":0.044826,"width":0.011757000000000017,"height":0.015269999999999999}},{"text":"Lenore","bbox":{"left":0.411765,"top":0.09028,"width":0.06894699999999998,"height":0.015270000000000006}},{"text":"SCENE ONE","bbox":{"left":0.176471,"top":0.120583,"width":0.10326000000000002,"height":0.015270000000000006}},{"text":"December 23, late 1800s.","bbox":{"left":0.411765,"top":0.150886,"width":0.27482899999999993,"height":0.015270000000000006}},{"text":"The den in SIR WILLIAM PEYTON’s country \n house, near Devon, England. There is a \n window with red/maroon velvet curtains. \n Books lined part of the walls. A wooden \n desk with executive chair has a pile of \n books and papers, an ink well and \n fountain pen lay about the desk. Two \n high back arm chairs sit to the right \n of the window with a standing lamp \n beside it. A small table sits in \n between the arm chairs; a phonograph to \n the left. Alternatively, there could \n be a simple set without the desk and \n book cases). There are Christmas \n decorations throughout the room.","bbox":{"left":0.411765,"top":0.181189,"width":0.446398,"height":0.22739200000000004}},{"text":"LORD WILLIAM PEYTON, LORD SAMUEL \n BRIGHTSMITH stand with brandy snifters \n as LADY PENELOPE AINSWORTH sits in an \n armchair drinking sherry. With a pack \n of Tarot cards in her lap.","bbox":{"left":0.411765,"top":0.423614,"width":0.43495899999999993,"height":0.075876}},{"text":"LORD SAMUEL \n I sorely hate to get you in the thick of this, Penelope.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.514523,"width":0.6408420000000001,"height":0.03042100000000003}},{"text":"LADY PENELOPE \n It is no bother, truly. If I can be of assistance--","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.559977,"width":0.5836520000000001,"height":0.03042200000000006}},{"text":"LORD WILLIAM \n Penny, you know the situation. Edmond and Lenore...","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.605432,"width":0.5836520000000001,"height":0.03042100000000003}},{"text":"LADY PENELOPE \n Yes, I know they have grown quite fond of each other. What I \n am unable to understand is why all the fuss? Especially from \n you Samuel, surely you can see how fond they are of each \n other.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.650886,"width":0.6865939999999999,"height":0.07587600000000005}},{"text":"SIR WILLIAM \n Edmond has asked for her hand in marriage and Samuel has \n refused to give his blessing.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.741795,"width":0.6408420000000001,"height":0.045572999999999975}},{"text":"LORD SAMUEL \n The situation, as noted, is not a favorable match, no offense \n to your boy, William.","bbox":{"left":0.147059,"top":0.802401,"width":0.6980310000000001,"height":0.045572999999999975}}],"images_bbox":[],"images_bbox_not_text_overlap":[]}