The Title - A Comedy in Three Acts by Arnold Bennett
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MRS. CULVER. I've met his wife. She dances beautifully at charity matinees. CULVER. No doubt. But apparently that's not the reason. TRANTO. I know Orlando. I've just bought the serial rights of his book. CULVER. Have you paid him? TRANTO. No. CULVER. How wise of you! (_Reads_). 'Mr. Orlando Bush has written a historical sketch, with many circumstantial details, of the political origins of the present Government. For his forbearance in kindly consenting to withold publication until the end of the war Mr. Bush receives a well-earned'-- TRANTO. What? CULVER. Knighthood. TRANTO. Cheap! But what a sell for me! CULVER. Now, ladies and gentlemen, the last name with which I will trouble you is that of Mr. James Brill. TRANTO. Not Jimmy Brill! CULVER. Jimmy Brill. |
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