Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse
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page 88 of 149 (59%)
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from him.
MAGGIE. Private from Will? Nay, it isn't. Will's in the family-- (_comes back a little_),--and you've nowt to say to me that can't be said to him. HOBSON. I've to tell you this with him there? MAGGIE. Will and me's one. WILLIE. Sit down, Mr. Hobson. MAGGIE. You call him father now. WILLIE (_astonished_). Do I? HOBSON. Does he? MAGGIE. He does. Sit down, Will. (WILL _sits right of table_. MAGGIE _stands at the head of the table_. HOBSON _sits on sofa_.) Now, if you're ready, father, we are. What's the matter? HOBSON. That--(_producing the blue paper_)--that's the matter. (MAGGIE _accepts and passes it to_ WILL _and goes behind his chair. He is reading upside down. She bends over chair and |
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