In Act One of this play, Hugo awakes drunkenly and cries "the days grow hot, O Babylon! 'Tis cool beneath thy willow trees" before falling asleep again. When Larry Slade asks for more information on the death of Evelyn, her widower replies that she was murdered, after which Parritt stutters that she can't be dead; Larry realizes that Hickey killed 
In Act One of this play, Hugo awakes drunkenly and cries "the days grow hot, O Babylon! 'Tis cool beneath thy willow trees" before falling asleep again. When Larry Slade asks for more information on the death of Evelyn, her widower replies that she was murdered, after which Parritt stutters that she can't be dead; Larry realizes that Hickey killed her. Other characters in this work include a Brit and a Dutchman, former enemies in the Boer War who have reconciled, and Mosher and McGloin, who exploit a man deeply affected by the death of his wife Bess for a free drink. FTP, name this play that takes place in Harry Hope's New York saloon, a work by Eugene O'Neill.
In Act One of this play, Hugo awakes drunkenly and cries "the days grow hot, O Babylon! '
The {Iceman Cometh}