... or child" to inherit her worldly goods. How much did she leave to the church? Of course you know: nothing! In his 1925 play, Craig’s Wife, George Kelly portrays a thoroughly self-devoted woman, Harriet Craig. She was obsessed by concern for her beautiful house. She gradually drove everyone away: her husband, faithful servants, would-be friends. Miss Austen, Craig’s aunt, prior to leaving, remarked to Harriet, "Those who live to themselves are usually left to themselves." And the curtain falls on Harriet ...
