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Fitch, Clyde, 1865-1909

"Her Own Way A Play in Four Acts"


STEVEN. I'll double it for you! You get it for me, Moles, and I'll make
it into five or six thousand for you, sure!
MOLES. Thank you, sir!
STEVEN. [_Writes in note book._] I'll put in an order to buy for you the
first thing in the morning; and you have your money down at my office
by ten o'clock, can you?
MOLES. Yes, sir, I can get off in the morning. I can't thank you enough,
sir!
STEVEN. Oh, that's all right,--we'll be a rich household here before we
get through, Moles. They'll be telephoning us to please send in some
orders for champagne!
[_Puts note-book away._
MOLES. Oh, don't trouble about these bills, sir. I can hold off the
people a little longer, and I'll order the wine in another place.
STEVEN. That's a good boy, Moles, then I won't have to bother my sister.
MOLES. Yes, sir.
[_He goes out as_ GEORGIANA _and the children enter Left._
GEORGIANA. Here's papa! Come along, now, Steve, I've promised the
children a game of hide and go seek!
STEVEN. All right, I knew father wanted to do something very much,--only
couldn't think what. Of course, it was hide and seek!
GEORGIANA.


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