Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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LIZZIE. Pity _we_ couldn't 'ave got the Grand Duke here, sir, to dinner.
STEVEN. [_Moving about._] We couldn't afford to entertain a Russian prince, Lizzie,--don't tell your mistress,--but I've been speculating again and we're hard up. LIZZIE. Oh, I am so sorry, sir--I know how to sympathize with you, though we did get our money back! Perhaps you'll get yours. STEVEN. How about you and Moles? [_Comes to_ LIZZIE. LIZZIE. Well, sir, last Tuesday we counted up, we're about two years off, or fourteen hundred dollars distance, so to speak. We've calculated then we could marry and settle down if we'd be satisfied with two rooms and no children. [_There is a knock on door Left._ Yes? [_Going to the door, opens it._] Oh, come in, sir. [_Moves away._] Mr. Carley is here. COAST. [_Entering._] Where's Miss Georgiana? LIZZIE. She's dressing, sir. She'll be down in five or ten minutes. [_Goes out Right._ COAST. How are you? [_The two men nod a surly greeting._ |
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