Rosamund [a little sinister]. And I—to Madge.
James. And I—to a good woman—Mrs. Pet [looking at her fixedly]. All men like a good woman, but she shouldn't be too good—it's a strain on the system. [General consumption of lemonade, the men bravely swallowing it down, Rosamund rests her head on James's shoulder.]
Rosamund. It occurs to me, Gerald, you only ordered lunch for two at the Savoy.
Gerald. Well, that's right. By that time you and James, if I may call him so, will be one, and me makes two.
[Curtain.]
THE LITTLE STONE HOUSE
A Play
By George Calderon
Copyright, 1913, by Sidgwick & Jackson, Ltd.
All rights reserved.