" One woman in this work resolves at the end that she will not be one of the people who stand around and watch other people eat the earth.
before that's given)  This play's title and epigraph come from a verse in the Song of Solomon that ends with the line "for our vines have tender grapes." One woman in this work resolves at the end that she will not be one of the people who stand around and watch other people eat the earth. That woman, who is nicknamed Zan, is particularly loved by her aunt, who longs for Lionnet, her family's old plantation. A message to Mr. Manders frightens Leo, who stole eighty-eight thousand dollars' worth of bonds from his uncle Horace's safety box. Horace makes a desperate attempt to climb a staircase when he has a heart attack and his wife refuses to give him medicine so that he will die and she can reclaim a stake in her brothers' cotton mill scheme. FTP, name this play about the Hubbard brothers and Regina Giddens, written by Lillian Hellman.
before that's given)  This play's title and epigraph come from a verse in the Song of Solomon that ends with the line "for our vines have tender grapes.
The {Little Foxes}