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The American literary reciter; readings, delcamations and plays, original compositions and choice selections of the best literature .. . er if Ivestruck some kind of a sanitarium. I wishSapphira were here. Ill try if I can findher. (Crosses to right, but halts on seeingMiss M. enter. She begins waving a flaground her head.) Another; shes as crazyas a March hare. So young and handsome,too. Poor thing! I must humor her. (Hetakes out a handkerchief, waves it everytime she waves the Hag.) The people havegone crazy over the war. Probably theyvelost their relatives—their brothers, or hus-bands, or l
The American literary reciter; readings, delcamations and plays, original compositions and choice selections of the best literature .. . er if Ivestruck some kind of a sanitarium. I wishSapphira were here. Ill try if I can findher. (Crosses to right, but halts on seeingMiss M. enter. She begins waving a flaground her head.) Another; shes as crazyas a March hare. So young and handsome,too. Poor thing! I must humor her. (Hetakes out a handkerchief, waves it everytime she waves the Hag.) The people havegone crazy over the war. Probably theyvelost their relatives—their brothers, or hus-bands, or lovers. (She advances, wavingHag, and he retreats, waving handkerchief.) Miss M. Huzzah! huzzah! huzzah! Hobbs. Huzzah! huzzah! huzzah! Miss M. makes a quick advance. Hobbsturns to run out left, but encountersMiss W., who enters, bearing a stops, and he and Miss IV. gazeat each other a moment in (aside). Two ofem! This thingis becoming alarming. Miss W. (waving Hag). Huzzah! huz-zah ! huzzah! Hobbs (responding feebly). Huzzah!huzzah! huzzah! (He retreats as Miss ) Miss M. Huzzah! huzzah! huzzah!.
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