The Easiest Way - Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911 by Eugene Walter
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LAURA. [_Looking_.] Yes, that's John. [_She waves her handkerchief,
and putting one hand to her mouth cries_:] Hello! JOHN. [_Off stage with the effect as if he was on the road winding up toward the house_.] Hello yourself! LAURA. [_Same effect_.] Hurry up, you're late. JOHN. [_Same effect, a little louder_.] Better late than never. LAURA. [_Same effect_.] Hurry up. JOHN. [_Little louder_.] Not with this horse. LAURA. [_To_ WILL, _with enthusiastic expression_.] Now, Will, does he look like a yellow reporter? WILL. [_With a sort of sad smile_.] He _is_ a good-looking chap. LAURA. [_Looking down again at_ JOHN.] Oh, he's just simply more than that. [_Turns quickly to_ WILL.] Where's Mrs. Williams? WILL. [_Motioning with thumb toward left side of ranch house_.] Inside, I guess, up to her neck in bridge. LAURA. [_Goes hurriedly over to door_.] Mrs. Williams! Oh, Mrs. Williams! MRS. WILLIAMS. [_Heard off stage_.] What is it, my dear? |
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