Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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[_All repeat, "Remember poor mamma's headache" and take hands as they
tip-toe out,_ PHILIP _first,_ ELAINE _second_, CHRIS _third_, TOOTS _fourth, repeating "Poor mamma's headache" in a whisper till they are all out._ COAST. I can't get this damned thing on. Too bad Cousin Loo's ill. GEORGIANA. Oh, she isn't really. Louise is never perfectly well and happy unless she has something the matter with her, especially if she has nothing else to do; she's bored to-day, so she's got a headache! To-night, when there's a big ball to which she is not invited, she'll be frightfully alarmed about herself for fear of appendicitis, but to-morrow, when we have smart company at luncheon, she'll recover like a shot! It's all right for Louise, but it's hard on my brother, who really adores her. [_She sits beside the table._ COAST. Adores! Say! That's the word I want to use about you! [_Follows_ GEORGIANA _to table, moves chair to front, and sits._ GEORGIANA. Nonsense, Sam! Do you know anything about some stocks called United Copper? COAST. Rotten! Don't touch it! GEORGIANA. My brother had a tip this morning on United Copper and wanted me to give him some money to put in it. |
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