Celia monologue (Act 3) — Green Stockings: A Comedy in Three Acts

(_To_ AUNT IDA) Hush! (_Into telephone_) And she has got to get away to-night on the midnight train. I want to go a little way with her. Won't you come and drive us to the station in your motor?--What? You will? Oh, that's very kind of you, but don't drive up to the door. (AUNT IDA _rises, supporting herself on table_.) No, stay down by the gate and we'll walk down. (AUNT IDA _has moved cautiously around and walks over to the conservatory window_.) Just blow your horn gently when you get here, so we'll know that you've arrived. We'll go down as quickly as we can. Yes.--Thanks.--Yes, yes. (_Hangs up receiver and goes for her bonnet. Crosses below table to door_ R.) How do you feel now, Aunt Ida? How do you feel now?