Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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GEORGIANA. [_Interrupting._] And silver! COAST. [_Leaning on the back of the chair._] Yes, and silver. [_Laughs._] Father's out there working yet--don't have to now, but he likes it; he ain't comfortable on top of the earth--says there's too much room. If father'd been a man like Mackay, I guess he'd been just as rich as him to-day. GEORGIANA. And still you won't help Steve? COAST. T'ain't business. [_He puts back his chair and leans toward_ GEORGIANA, _hand on table._] If helping him, mind you, would get you, I might take it on. [_Humorously._] I'd pay even the price of Steve to buy you. GEORGIANA. [_Taking the false nose and putting it on._] Well, I'm not for sale. [_Rises._] But I would like to dispose of Steven. COAST. Go on, please take that blame thing off. [_Follows_ GEORGIANA _across the room to the Left._ GEORGIANA. No, I like it! You must understand this about my brother. [_Taking off the nose._] He is the dearest, best fellow in the world! kind-hearted and wouldn't do a thing that wasn't straightforward in business. COAST. But you've got to be tricky if you want to succeed in our business. I don't mind telling you right out between us, I'm tricky! |
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