EMILY: Mother Gibbs, George and I have made that farm into just the ( ) place you ever saw. We ( ) of you all the time. We ( ) to show you the new ( ) and a great long cement drinking ( ) for the stock. We bought that out of the money you ( ) us.
MRS. GIBBS: I did?
EMILY: Don't you remember, Mother Gibbs—the ( ) you left us? Why, it was
( ) three hundred and fifty dollars.
MRS. GIBBS: Oh, yes, yes, Emily.
EMILY: Well, there's a ( ) device on the drinking fountain so that it never
( ), Mother Gibbs, and it never ( ) below a certain mark they have there. It's ( ). It won't be the ( ) to George without me, but it's a lovely ( ). Live people don't understand, do ( )?
MRS. GIBBS: No, dear—not very much.
EMILY: They're sort of ( ) up in little boxes, aren't they? I feel as though I knew them last a thousand ( ) ago... My boy is ( ) the day at Mrs. Carter's. Oh, Mr. Carter, my little boy is spending the day ( ) your house.
MR. CARTER: Is he?
EMILY: Yes, he ( ) it there.—Mother Gibbs, we have a ( ), too. Never gives any ( ). I don't drive, though, Mother Gibbs, when does this
( ) go away?—Of being... one of them? ( ) long does it...?
MRS. GIBBS: Sh! dear. Just ( ) and be patient.
EMILY: I know,—Look, they're ( ). They're going.
MRS. GIBBS: Sh—.