Act I. Scene 4.

Question 0

Thanks, I’ve shaken quite a lot of coal dust from my feet in the last day or two

Answer 0

Isn’t eh beautiful? Isn’t it wonderful what a little soap and water will do?

Question 1

I want to go home

Answer 1

Miss Imbrie- Mr. Connor- Mr. Kittridge, my beau- friends of Sandy’s, George.

Question 2

That’s nothing to what’s yet to be done with Labor relations

Answer 2

You ought to see him with the men- they simply adore him

Question 3

Oh- come on Tracy!

Answer 3

Oh, but they do! Never in my life will I forget that first night I saw you, all those wonderful faces, and the torch lights, and the way his voice boomed-

Question 4

You see, I’m really a spell binder.- that’s the way I got her.

Answer 4

Except it was me who got you! -I’m going to out these two at the bridal table, in place of the Grants.

Question 5

That’s a good idea.

Answer 5

George, it won’t rain will it?- promise me it won’t rain.

Question 6

Tracy, I’ll see to that personally

Answer 6

I almost believe you could.

Question 7

Your guess is correct, Mr. Connor.

Answer 7

I’m just his faithful Old Dog Tray.

Question 8

Give me your paw?

Answer 8

You’ve got it.

Question 9

Look at the way she wears her hair, Tracy. Isn’t it pretty?

Answer 9

Mighty fine

Question 10

It’s a pretty kettle of fish when a man has to wait two mortal hours-

Answer 10

Papá- Dear Papá-

Question 11

What’s that?

Answer 11

Didn’t the car meet you?

Question 12

The car?

Answer 12

You angel- to drop everything and get here in time for lunch- isn’t he mamá?

Question 13

I’m not one to jump to conclusions, but-

Answer 13

These are our friends, Mr. Connor and Miss Imbrie, Father- they’re here for the wedding

Question 14

Dinah- Kittridge- Margaret, my sweet

Answer 14

Mother don’t you think you ought to explain the new arrangement to Father before lunch?

Question 15

Awful sweet and thoughtful of you to ask me to lunch, Tray

Answer 15

Not at all.- extra place Thomas

Question 16

Yes, Miss Tracy

Answer 16

Miss Imbrie- Mr. Connor- my former husband, whose name for the moment escapes.

Question 17

Sometimes, for your own sake, I think you should have stuck to me longer, Red.

Answer 17

I thought it was for life but the nice judge gave me a full pardon.

Question 18

And what have you?

Answer 18

Do you mind if I go I’m with Mr. Connor, Miss Imbrie?

Question 19

Sandy’s your boy

Answer 19

• Because I think he’s such an interesting man

Question 20

You’re a very bright fellow, Haven, I’ll hire you

Answer 20

That’s very interesting- but consistently interesting. We must talk more.

Question 21

I don’t know how welcome I am, but after Sandy’s note, I thought the least I could do was to-

Answer 21

Please go on in everyone, I want a word with Uncle Willie

Question 22

Well, daughter?

Answer 22

Well?

Question 23

Still Justice, with her shining sword- eh? Who’s in the spot?

Answer 23

We are; thank to you- Uncle Willie