Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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DICK. [_Takes a long breath._] Well, I wish you joy, Georgiana. GEORGIANA. Much obliged. DICK. And good-by. [_Shakes hands._ GEORGIANA. [_Rises._] Not now, for good. DICK. [_Laughing._] Oh, no, we aren't off for ten days yet. But I wanted to tell my old pal first. GEORGIANA. That was good of you. And you'll come in often before you go, won't you, Dick? DICK. You bet! Every chance I get. [_Both go up to the window. He has meant to go, but she manoeuvres him to the big seat instead._ GEORGIANA. And anything I can do for you? [_She sits._ DICK. [_Sitting beside her._] Oh, I don't think there can be anything. GEORGIANA. Oh, yes, there is always something women can do for men who go away to fight. They make things! Let me make something for you. |
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