Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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DICK. Can't think of anything. Got everything I want. GEORGIANA. You're a lucky man to have everything you want--and going off to the Philippines with a jolly crowd of friends and glad you're going! I take back all my sympathy, and I wouldn't make you anything now if you asked me to. DICK. And, by George, just when I'd thought of something. GEORGIANA. What? DICK. [_Laughing._] A court-plaster case! GEORGIANA. You can buy one in a drug store. DICK. I ought to have some present to carry in my breast pocket; don't you know bullets are always warded off that way? GEORGIANA. Oh, that was in the old romantic days of the nineteenth century, and then it was a prayer book or a bunch of love letters. To-day it's much more apt to be a cigarette case! [_The children run in, led by_ PHILIP. PHILIP. They've gone! Hurrah! They've gone! [GEORGIANA _and_ DICK _rise._ CHRISTOPHER. They've gone! They've gone! |
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