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We live close together and we live far apart.
Mrs. Hale (Susan Glaspell, Trifles)
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Trifles (1916), one-act play, Mrs. Hale speaking to Mrs. Peters; Complete sentence of Mrs. Hale’s dialogue; context concerns regret at failing to visit an isolated neighbor. Checked educational full text and documented 1916 edition p.23 on Wikisource. Fictional speaker, not a personal statement by G
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Trifles (1916), one-act play, Mrs. Hale speaking to Mrs. Peters
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  • courses.lumenlearning.comChecked using manual, 20 October 2026Trifles (1916), one-act play, Mrs. Hale speaking to Mrs. Peters; Complete sentence of Mrs. Hale’s dialogue; context concerns regret at failing to visit an isolated neighbor. Checked educational full text and documented 1916 edition p.23 on Wikisource. Fictional speaker, not a personal statement by G

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