Her Own Way - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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COAST. That you don't lose this time. [_Looking at his watch._] You'd
better hurry. STEVEN. Thank you, Sam. [_Shakes his hand._ COAST. Oh, that's all right. Say, I want to marry your sister. No objection on your part, is there? STEVEN. Well, I should say not! COAST. She don't seem to cotton to me. STEVEN. She doesn't know you. COAST. Do you think if she was up a tree for funds she'd look at me any kinder? STEVEN. Not a bit. COAST. Some women do. STEVEN. Not Georgiana! Good-by. COAST. [_To_ STEVE.] So long. [STEVEN _turns to go, but stops as_ MOLES _shows_ COLEMAN _into the room. The latter is dressed in his uniform of first lieutenant._ |
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