Mrs. Lezinsky [sweetly]. Now call me Goldie, Solly, so I know you ain't mad.
Lezinsky. Yes, yes.
Mrs. Lezinsky. Goldie—say it—Solly leben—Go on—count it—Goldie. [She takes the money out and they count it together.]
Mr. and Mrs. Lezinsky [together]. One.... [Counting out another dollar bill]—Two.... [Counting out a third dollar bill]—Three.... [Counting out a two-dollar bill]—Five dollars.... [Another two-dollar bill]—Seven dollars.... [A ten-dollar bill]—Seventeen.... [Another ten-dollar bill]—Twenty-seven.... [The last ten-dollar bill]—Thirty-seven.
Lezinsky. Thirty-seven dollars in all—the rent and the gas!
Mrs. Lezinsky. And a little over, Solly, to pay on the baby carriage.
Lezinsky. And to-morrow Rosch Hoschana. Shall we starve the children on Rosch Hoschana?
Mrs. Lezinsky. They could go a little hungry once for their little sister, Eileen.
Lezinsky. Don't be too sure, Goldie, maybe another boy comes.
Mrs. Lezinsky. Well, even if—it needs the fresh air, too.