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CRAIG’S WIFE
- standin’ over there; I ast him if he’d seen anything of Mr. Craig, but he said he hadn’t.
Mrs. Craig
- Is the garage locked?
Mazie
- Yes, Ma’m, I tried the door.
Mrs. Craig
- Well, could you see whether or not the car was in there?
Mazie
- Yes, Ma’m, they’re both in there, the little one, too; I looked through the glass. (Mrs. Craig turns away to the right, with a troubled expression, and moves down towards the mirror, and Mazie moves towards the door at the right. Mrs. Craig glances out the window, forward) guess maybe he musta went away with that gentleman that was here.
Mrs. Craig
- He probably did. You say that gentleman came in a car, Mazie?
Mazie
- Yes, Ma’m, I think it was his; it was standin’ right in front of the house when I opened the door for him.
Mrs. Craig
- All right, Mazie. Mrs. Harold wants you for something.
Mazie (going out)
- Oh, does she?
- [Mrs. Craig leans against the mantelpiece and thinks hard. The telephone bell rings. She turns and looks at the telephone; it rings again. Then she moves to answer it, Mazie comes in.
Mrs. Craig
- I’ll answer it, Mazie.
