Plays by Susan Glaspell
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CLAIRE: Yes, if the heart has (_a little laugh_) held its own, then
Breath of Life is alive in its otherness. But Edge Vine is running back to what it broke out of. HARRY: Come, have some coffee, Claire. (ANTHONY _returns to the inner room, the outer door opens_. DICK _is hurled in_.) CLAIRE: (_going to the door, as he gasps for breath before closing it_) How dare you make my temperature uneven! (_she shuts the door and leans against it_) DICK: Is that what I do? (_A laugh, a look between them, which is held into significance_.) HARRY: (_who is not facing them_) Where's the salt? DICK: Oh, I fell down in the snow. I must have left the salt where I fell. I'll go back and look for it. CLAIRE: And change the temperature? We don't need salt. HARRY: You don't need salt, Claire. But we eat eggs. CLAIRE: I must tell you I don't like the idea of any food being eaten here, where things have their own way to go. Please eat as little as possible, and as quickly. |
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