Act I. Scene 1. Flashcards
One, my child, is a lot of Caldwalader
How do you spell omelet?
Look at them Tracy, perhaps you can tell
In a minute Mother. I’m up to my neck in these blank thank you notes
O-m-m-e-l-e-t
I thought there was another. “L”
The omelet dish from the-
You said it was an omelet dish
It might be for fish
Fish dish? That sounds idiotic
It might be for fish
Fish dish? That sounds idiotic
I should simply say thank you so much for your lovely silver dish
Here’s the tag “Old Dutch Muffin Ear circa 1810” -What the - I am simply enchanted with your Old Dutch Muffin Ear- with which my husband and I will certainly hear any muffin coming from a mile away.
Don’t you think you’ve done enough notes for one day?
Don’t disturb me. From cousin Horace Malcomber (Maycomer) one pair of gameshears looking like hell
What did he send the other time?
No one to speak of sent anything the “other time”
They deteriorate as you go on
There was no occasion to send anything the other time
This is certainly rooty tooth alright
It would scarcely be considered a wedding at all, the other time. When you off to Maryland on a sudden impulse-as Dexter and I did-
You can have a baby in nine can’t you?
I guess if you put your mind to it
Why didn’t you ?
Mother don’t you think it’s time for her nap?
I imagine you and George ‘ll have slews of em
I hope so, all like you dear, with the same wild grace.
Why did you tell us?
I’m not worried mother, the only trouble C.K. dexter Haven ever gave me is when he married me- you might say the same for one Seth Lord. If you’d just face it as squarely as I did-
