[_Jubilantly._] Lord! Is little Philip comin' to see us once more! Now, ain't that fine? Now I really feel proud o' that! [_She gets hold of the child and takes off his overcoat._] Come now an' take off your coat. It's warm back here an' you ain't goin' to be cold. FLEISCHER Mrs. Wolff, there's a draught. I believe there's a draught. MRS. WOLFF Oh, he ain't so weak as all that. A bit o' draught, ain't goin' to hurt this little feller! FLEISCHER Oh, but it will, I assure you. You have no idea. He catches cold so easily! Exercise, Philip! Keep moving a little. _PHILIP jerks his shoulders back with a pettish exclamation._ FLEISCHER Come now, Philip. You'll end by being ill. All you have to do is to walk slowly up and down. PHILIP [_Naughtily._] But, I don't want to. MRS. WOLFF Let him do like he wants to. FLEISCHER Well, good morning, Mrs. Wolff. MRS. WOLFF Good morning, Doctor. I'm glad to see you comin' in onct more. FLEISCHER Good morning, Mr. Wolff. JULIUS Good mornin', Mr. Fleischer. MRS. WOLFF You're very welcome. Please sit down. FLEISCHER We have just a few minutes to stay. MRS. WOLFF Well, if we has such a fine visit paid us so early in the mornin', we're sure to have a lucky day this day. [_Kneeling down by the child._] Ain't it so, my boy? You'll bring us good luck, won't you? PHILIP [_Excitedly._] I went to ze zological darden; I saw ze storks zere, an' zey bit each ozzer wis zeir dolden bills. MRS. WOLFF Well now, you don't mean to say so! You're tellin' me a little fib, ain't you? [_Hugging and kissing the child._] Lord, child, I could just eat you up, eat you right up. Mr. Fleischer, I'm goin' to keep this boy. This is my boy. You're my boy, ain't you? An' how's your mother, eh? PHILIP She's well an' she sends her redards an' you'll please tome in ze morning to wash. MRS. WOLFF Well now, just listen to that. A little feller like that an' he can give all that message already! [_To FLEISCHER._] Won't you sit down, just a bit? FLEISCHER The boy bothers me about boating. Is it possible to go? MRS. WOLFF Oh, sure. The Spree is open. My girl there c'n row you out a way. FLEISCHER The boy won't stop about it! He's just taken that into his head. ADELAIDE [_Showing herself in the door that leads to the next room, beckons to PHILIP._] Come, Philip, I'll show you somethin' real fine! _PHILIP gives a stubborn screech._ FLEISCHER Now, Philip, you musn't be naughty! ADELAIDE Just look at that fine orange! _PHILIP'S face is wreathed in smiles. He takes a few steps in ADELAIDE's direction._ FLEISCHER Go ahead, but don't beg! ADELAIDE Come on! Come on! We'll eat this orange together now. [_She walks in the child's direction, takes him by the hand, holds up the orange temptingly, and both go, now quite at one, into the next room._ MRS. WOLFF