Plays by Susan Glaspell
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ANTHONY: Please, you won't try again to disturb Miss Claire, will you? DICK: Her daughter is here, Anthony. She hasn't seen her daughter for a year. ANTHONY: Well, if she got along without a mother for a year--(_goes back to his work_) DICK: (_smiling after_ ANTHONY) Plants are queer. Perhaps it's _safer_ to do it with pencil (_regards_ TOM)--or with pure thought. Things that grow in the earth-- TOM: (_nodding_) I suppose because we grew in the earth. DICK: I'm always shocked to find myself in agreement with Harry, but I too am worried about Claire--and this, (_looking at the plants_) TOM: It's her best chance. DICK: Don't you hate to go away to India--for ever--leaving Claire's future uncertain? TOM: You're cruel now. And you knew that you were being cruel. DICK: Yes, I like the lines of your face when you suffer. TOM: The lines of yours when you're causing suffering--I don't like them. |
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