In Thirds, by Jacob Appel, three sisters inherit their mother's house.
The problem is that the daughters cannot agree on how to divide the estate.
When one of the sisters begins to build a brick wall to claim her third of the house, it's clear a decision must be made before the mortar dries.
When one of the sisters begins to build a brick wall to claim her third of the house, it's clear a decision must be made before the mortar dries.
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