Opening at the senior dance, the main character begs his girlfriend to go boating with him but after she breaks up with him on the Fourth of July, he meets Belle at a bar.
Based on notes for a play tentatively titled Nostalgia, its setting features cheerful wallpaper and an inoffensive rug.  The character Nat is based on Fred Latimer, a former boss of the author, while Sid frequents the Sachem Club. One character quotes to his wife Essie from Edward Fitzgerald's Rubaiyat, the work which inspired its title. The main character quotes from his favorite works and authors, include "The Ballad of Reading Gaol," Shaw, and Ibsen. Opening at the senior dance, the main character begs his girlfriend to go boating with him but after she breaks up with him on the Fourth of July, he meets Belle at a bar. Ending with Richard reunited with his love Muriel McComber, FTP, name this only comedy by Eugene O'Neill.
Based on notes for a play tentatively titled Nostalgia, its setting features cheerful wallpaper and an inoffensive rug.  
Ah! Wilderness