Zona Gale,
Miss Lulu Bett (play) — Act 3/revised
(1921)
“ DWIGHT. Neither is the breakfast. Lulu must be having the tantrum.MRS. BETT. I s'pose you think that's funny.DWIGHT. Lulu ought to think of you–old folks ought to have regular meals–MRS. BETT. Old? Old? Me, old?DWIGHT. Well, you're hungry. That's what makes you so cross, Mama Bett.MRS. BETT. All you think of is food, anyhow.DWIGHT. Who has a better right? Who provides the food we eat?MRS. BETT. That's all you're good for.DWIGHT. Well, I may not amount to much in this old world of ours but I flatter myself I'm a good provider. ”
