The Climbers - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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BLANCHE. Mother, dear, take off your gloves.
MRS. HUNTER. I thought I had. [_Crying._] I'm so heartbroken I don't know what I'm doing. [_Taking off her gloves._ [BLANCHE _and_ CLARA _comfort their mother._ JESSICA. Here's the tea-- [JORDAN _and_ LEONARD _enter with large, silver tray, with tea, cups, and thin bread-and-butter sandwiches. They place them on small tea-table which_ JESSICA _arranges for them._ MRS. HUNTER. I'm afraid I can't touch it. [_Taking her place behind tea-table and biting eagerly into a sandwich._ JESSICA. [_Dryly._] Try. [BLANCHE _pours tea for them all, which they take in turn._ MRS. HUNTER. [_Eating._] One thing I was furious about,--did you see the Witherspoons _here_ at the house? CLARA. _I_ did. MRS. HUNTER. The idea! When I've never called on them. They are the worst social pushers I've ever known. |
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