Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse
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HOBSON. Oh, he won't make a change. MRS. HEPWORTH. How do you know? The man's a treasure, and I expect you underpay him. HOBSON. That'll do, Willie. You can go. WILLIE. Yes, sir. (_He dives down trap_. MAGGIE _closes it_.) MRS. HEPWORTH. He's like a rabbit. MAGGIE. Can I take your order for another pair of boots, Mrs. Hepworth? MRS. HEPWORTH. Not yet, young woman. But I shall send my daughters here. And, mind you, that man's to make the boots. (_She crosses_ L.) MAGGIE. (_Up at doors and opening them_.) Certainly, Mrs. Hepworth. MRS. HEPWORTH. Good morning. HOBSON. Good morning, Mrs. Hepworth. Very glad to have the honour of serving you, madam. (_Following her up_.) (_She goes out_.) |
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