EMILY: Oh, Mama, just look at me one minute as ( ) you really saw me. Mama, fourteen years have ( ) by. I'm dead. You're a grandmother, Mama. I
( ) George Gibbs, Mama. Mama, Wally's dead, too, his ( ) burst on a camping trip to Crawford Notch. We felt just ( ) about it—don't you remember? But, just for a moment now we're all ( ). Mama, just for a moment let's be happy. Let's look at one ( ).
MRS. WEBB: That in the yellow ( ) is something I found out at the ( ) among your grandmother's things. I think you're old enough to ( ) it. I thought you'd like it.
EMILY: And this is ( ) you. Why, Mama, it's just ( ) and it's just what I wanted. It's beautiful!
MRS. WEBB: Oh, I was hoping you'd ( ) it. I hunted all over for it. Your Aunt Norah couldn't ( ) one in Concord, so I had to ( ) all the way to Boston for it. Wally has a present for you, too. He made it at ( )-training class and he's very ( ) of it. So make a big ( )—Your father has a surprise for you; I don't know ( ) it is myself. But oh, sh—here he ( ).
MR.WEBB: Where's my girl! Where's my birthday girl?