Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse
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accounts. A ring out of stock!
MAGGIE. They're always out of some one's stock. VICKEY. Well, I'd think shame to myself to be married with a ring like that. MAGGIE. When folks can't afford the best they have to do without. VICKEY. I'll take good care I never go without. MAGGIE. Semi-detached for you, I suppose, and a houseful of new furniture. ALICE. Haven't you furnished? MAGGIE. Partly what. We've made a start at the Flat Iron Market. (_Sits_ L. _of_ WILLIE.) ALICE. I'd stay single sooner than have other people's cast-off sticks in my house. Where's your pride gone to, Maggie? MAGGIE. I'm not getting wed myself to help the furnishing trade along. I suppose you'd turn your nose up at second-hand stuff, too, Vickey? VICKEY. I'd start properly or not at all. (_Goes to desk_, L.) MAGGIE. Then you'll neither of you have any objections to my |
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