Class of '29 by Orrie Lashin;Milo M. (Milo Milton) Hastings
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and picks it up. He is opening envelope when knock is repeated. He
opens door and_ KATE _enters._] KATE. Hello, Tippy. TIPPY. Hello, Kate. KATE. Hi, Ted. TED. [_Closing book._] Hello, Kate. KATE. [_Starts toward him but stops at table._] Hello, you bums. How's the Red Army? KEN. [_Rising, glad of chance to get away from book._] Tippy just put it under the table. KATE. Good for Tippy! He's the only real American among you. TIPPY. The only real American by conviction. Ted's American by innocence. He won't know there was a Russian revolution until it becomes a classic. KATE. [_Fondly_] That makes him very English. [_Takes_ TED'S _book._] Is it Chaucer? Or just dear old Ben Jonson? TED. No such luck. It's a first edition of Hemingway's "The Sun Also Rises." For a man who wanted it, it's worth ten dollars. KATE. How much did you pay for it? |
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