Married Life: A Comedy, in Three Acts

by John Baldwin Buckstone

Young. I didn’t.

Mrs. Y. You did—I’ll burn it when I go home.

Young. Indeed you shall not.

Mrs. Y. I will—and I’ll wear my dirty yellow one to vex you.

[Exit L. H.

Young. Louisa! how can you be so absurd. Louisa, why don’t you wait for me? you’re the most aggravating woman I ever met with.

Mrs. Y. (Without.)—I shall go home alone.

Young. You shall not—(rushing out L. H.)

Mrs. Y. I will—(without.)

Young. You shall not—(without.)