One man in this work points out his father's snoring by quoting Othello: "The Moor, I know his trumpet."  That character quotes Baudelaire when he's courting a comically obese prostitute named Fat Violet, and also questions the aptitude of "a cheap old quack," who "hardly only charges a dollar," Doc Hardy.  A servant in this play is a "buxom Irish 
One man in this work points out his father's snoring by quoting Othello: "The Moor, I know his trumpet."  That character quotes Baudelaire when he's courting a comically obese prostitute named Fat Violet, and also questions the aptitude of "a cheap old quack," who "hardly only charges a dollar," Doc Hardy.  A servant in this play is a "buxom Irish peasant" named Cathleen, who sneaks sips of alcohol.  James is an actor who can only play one role, Jamie fatally infects Eugene when he enters the infant's room, and Edmund is diagnosed with tuberculosis.  For 10 points, name this play in which Mary is addicted to morphine, a work about the Tyrone family by Eugene O'Neill.
One man in this work points out his father's snoring by quoting Othello: "The Moor, I know his trumpet."  
Long Day's Journey Into Night