Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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LOUISE. What is it, Moles? MOLES. [_To_ LOUISE.] Mr. Carley, m'm. [_To_ STEVEN.] Could I speak with you a few moments, sir? STEVEN. I'm very busy to-day, Moles. MOLES. But have you noticed sir, this morning, United Copper is lower. STEVEN. It can't be helped--go about your business. MOLES. But for heaven's sake, Mr. Carley--you said yesterday if it dropped another point and we couldn't give up any more money, Lizzie and me'd both lose everything we had. STEVEN. I'm sorrier than I can say, but there are lots of others worse off than you. [GEORGIANA _reënters Right._ COAST. [_Cynically to_ STEVEN.] You don't mean to say you've been speculating with Moles's money. LOUISE. Moles! STEVEN. It was for _himself_, not me, I put him in. MOLES. And Lizzie, sir. And we'd counted it up, how if we made all you said, we could leave service soon, sir, and we could afford a small |
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