Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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GEORGIANA. Do whichever gives you the most pleasure, mother.
[LIZZIE _enters Right and stands behind the dressing table._ MRS. CARLEY. What? [_Looking at herself in the glass._] It's all very well for them to give us women a new front, I wish they'd give us new backs too. [_She goes out Right._ LIZZIE. You must start dressing, miss--Miss Shindle will be back. GEORGIANA. [_Absent-mindedly._] Yes, yes, Lizzie. [LIZZIE _goes out._] Louise, I'm so glad you will stand by Steve; and try and be glad a little for me. [_Placing her arm about_ LOUISE. LOUISE. Yes, I don't blame you, Georgy, so long as Dick's proposed. I'd do just as you've done, and I will be glad for you by to-morrow,--I am _glad now_. [_Kisses her impulsively._ GEORGIANA. Thank you, Louise, dear. [_She goes out Right._ |
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