Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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GEORGIANA. [_To_ LOUISE.] I will share what I have with you.
STEVEN. [_To_ GEORGIANA.] But you must let me try to get back-- GEORGIANA. [_Interrupting._] It would only be throwing good money after bad! COAST. [_Sardonically._] How about Moles and Lizzie? GEORGIANA. Don't _you_ worry about them! Moles and Lizzie shall have their money back, of course. STEVEN. But I can't do it, Georgy. It's losing--why it's like losing a million to us! GEORGIANA. Suppose you went on speculating with my money, and it went the same way as Louise's and her mother's? COAST. And Lizzie's and Moles? STEVEN. But it can't--it _can't!_ [STEVEN _sits on the sofa._ GEORGIANA _sits beside_ STEVEN. LOUISE _is still in the arm-chair Left._ GEORGIANA. O Steve! I've heard that so often. [_A pause._] You were always a straight boy, Steve, and you always kept your word. Your notion of honor, it seems to me, in little things hasn't been so strong lately, as this fever of speculation grew on you, but still you are the same Steve and you've never lied about your transactions; so I have |
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