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[The Editor wishes to thank Mr. Eugene Walter for his courtesy in granting permission to include "The Easiest Way" in the present Collection. All its dramatic rights are fully secured, and proceedings will immediately be taken against anyone attempting to infringe them.]
[The Editor wishes to thank Mr. Eugene Walter for his courtesy in granting permission to include "The Easiest Way" in the present Collection. All its dramatic rights are fully s...
3. Chapter 34. Chapter 45. Chapter 5SCENE. _The scene is that of the summer country ranch house of_ MRS. WILLIAMS, _a friend of_ LAURA MURDOCK'S, _and a prominent society woman of Denver, perched on the side of Ut...
6. Chapter 6SCENE. _Six months have elapsed. The furnished room of_ LAURA MURDOCK, _second story back of an ordinary, cheap theatrical lodging-house in the theatre district of New York. The...
7. Chapter 7SCENE. _Two months have elapsed. The scene is at_ BROCKTON'S _apartment in a hotel such as is not over particular concerning the relations of its tenants. There are a number of...
8. Chapter 8AT RISE. _When the curtain rises, there are two big trunks and one small one up stage. These are marked in the usual theatrical fashion. There are grips packed, umbrellas, and t...