Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse
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MRS. HEPWORTH (_sitting in arm-chair_ R. C.). Morning,
Hobson. (_She raises her skirt_.) I've come about those boots you sent me home. HOBSON (_kneeling on_ MRS. HEPWORTH'S R., _and fondling foot_. MAGGIE _is_ C.). Yes, Mrs. Hepworth. They look very nice. MRS. HEPWORTH. Get up, Hobson. (_He scrambles up, controlling his feelings_.) You look ridiculous on the floor. Who made these boots? HOBSON. We did. Our own make. MRS. HEPWORTH. Will you answer a plain question? Who made these boots? HOBSON. They were made on the premises. MRS. HEPWORTH (_to_ MAGGIE). Young woman, you seemed to have some sense when you served me. Can you answer me? MAGGIE. I think so, but I'll make sure for you, Mrs. Hepworth. (_She opens trap and calls_.) Tubby! HOBSON (_down_ R.). You wish to see the identical workman, madam? MRS. HEPWORTH. I said so. |
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