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Mrs. Warren and her daughter Vivie have been left alone now that their male companions have left. They soon get into an argument about their different views on respectability and how to conduct your life. Vivie and her mother are very different and have spent little time together, which is at the root of their problems. Vivie is both shocked and intrigued by her mother's tenacity and tough practicality.
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MRS WARREN [resigning herself to an evening of boredom now that the men are gone] Did you ever in your life hear anyone rattle on so? Isn’t he a tease? [She sits at the table]. Now that I think of it, dearie, don’t you go encouraging him. I’m sure he’s a regular good-for-nothing.
VIVIE [rising to fetch more books] I’m afraid so. Poor Frank! I shall have to get rid of
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