Plays by Susan Glaspell
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CAPTAIN: Wonder who he was.
BRADFORD: Young. Guess he's not been much at sea. CAPTAIN: I hate to leave even the dead in this house. But we can get right back for him. (_a look around_) The old place used to be more friendly. (_moves to outer door, hesitates, hating to leave like this_) Well, Joe, we brought a good many of them back here. BRADFORD: Dannie Sears is tendin' bar in Boston now. (_The three men go; as they are going around the drift of sand_ ALLIE MAYO _comes in carrying a pot of coffee; sees them leaving, puts down the coffee pot, looks at the door the_ CAPTAIN _has closed, moves toward it, as if drawn_. MRS PATRICK _follows her in_.) MRS PATRICK: They've gone? (MRS MAYO _nods, facing the closed door_.) MRS PATRICK: And they're leaving--him? (_again the other woman nods_) Then he's--? (MRS MAYO _just stands there_) They have no right--just because it used to be their place--! I want my house to myself! (_Snatches her coat and scarf from a hook and starts through the big door toward the dunes_.) ALLIE MAYO: Wait. (_When she has said it she sinks into that corner seat--as if |
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