The Thirteenth Chair by Bayard Veiller
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HELEN. Oh! WILLIAM. You old schemer! CROSBY (_crossing over_ R.C. _below_ MRS. CROSBY). I bet it would have worked. WILLIAM (_as_ CROSBY _crosses_ R. WILLIAM _slaps him on the back_). It would. (_Crosses behind_ HELEN _to_ L.C.) (_The door down_ L. _opens and_ EDWARD WALES _enters._) WALES. I came ahead of the others to tell you-- CROSBY. Why, Ned, old man, you came just in time to congratulate them. (_He points toward_ WILLIAM _and_ HELEN.) WALES. On what? (L.C.) MRS. CROSBY. They're going to be married: isn't it fine? WALES. Oh! (_There is a long pause._) WILLIAM. You don't congratulate us, Mr. Wales. WALES. No, Will, I don't. I'm not sure that I can. (_Down stage a step_.) |
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