That's what a person gets. I been washin' clothes for them people these ten years. All that time we ain't had a fallin' out. An' now, all of a sudden, they treat you this way. I ain't comin' to your house no more, you c'n believe me.
KRUEGER
You don't need to. There are other washerwomen.
MRS. WOLFF
An' the vegetables an' the fruit out o' your garden—you c'n just go an' get somebody else to sell 'em for you.
KRUEGER
I can get rid of all that. There's no fear. All you needed to have done was to have taken a stick to that girl of yours and sent her back.
MRS. WOLFF
I won't have no daughter of mine abused.