The Climbers - A Play in Four Acts by Clyde Fitch
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[_She takes another sandwich._ CLARA. Trying to make people think they are on our visiting list! Using even a funeral to get in! MRS. HUNTER. But I _was_ glad the Worthings were here, and I thought it _sweet_ of old Mr. Dormer to go even to the cemetery. [_Voice breaks a little._] He never goes to balls any more, and, they say, catches cold at the slightest change of temperature. [_She takes a third sandwich._ BLANCHE. A great many people loved father. MRS. HUNTER. [_Irritably._] They ought to've. It was really foolish the way he was always doing something for somebody! How good these sandwiches are! [_Spoken very plaintively._ JESSICA. Shall we have to economize now, mother? MRS. HUNTER. Of course not; how dare you suggest such an injustice to your _father_, and _before_ the flowers are withered on his grave! [_Again becoming tearful._ [JORDAN _enters Left with a small silver tray, heaping full of letters._ Has the new writing paper come? |
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