The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller
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HELEN. Oh, Mr. Crosby--I-- CROSBY (_placing_ HELEN L. _of him with arm still around her, reaching his other hand to_ WILLIAM). Bill, shake! (_Father and son shake hands._) (CROSBY _looks at his wife and they laugh gently._) Shall I tell 'em? MRS. CROSBY (_standing in front of table over_ R.). I would. WILLIAM (R.C.) Tell us what? CROSBY (C.). You did this just in time. To-morrow I was going to forbid you to have anything more to do with this young woman. HELEN (L. _of_ CROSBY). You see! WILLIAM. What for? CROSBY. Your mother and I felt that you were pretty slow with your love-making-- WILLIAM. Oh, mother! CROSBY (_continuing_).--and I knew darned well that if I interfered, you'd take the girl out and marry her. |
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