Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from A Life's Lesson: A Play in Five Acts
Mal. Hello, old woman, what now? Your owl looks sleepy. What part of the world have you been riding in to-night on your broom, (points z'o globe.) Methinks this weather makes you merry. Your smiling countenance has driven the wrinkles from your face. Your eyes shine like two balls of livid fire - does the lightning harbor its lurid ?ashes there? Or, has some grand scheme lit up those dormant orbs? Speak! You look unnatural. Has love, perchance, tinged those cheeks in crimson hue? Open thy mouth, I pray thee. Talk!
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