The Title - A Comedy in Three Acts by Arnold Bennett
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TRANTO. How old are you?
CULVER. Forty-four. TRANTO. And you've never sacrificed a principle? CULVER. Never. TRANTO. Then it's high time you began. And you'd better begin, before it's too late. Besides, there are no principles in married life. CULVER. Tranto, you are remarkable. How did you find that out? TRANTO. I've often noticed it. CULVER. It's a profound truth. It throws a new light on the entire situation. TRANTO. It does. CULVER. Then you deliberately advise me to give way about the title? TRANTO. I do. CULVER. Strange! (_Casually_.) I had thought of doing so, but I never dreamt you'd agree, and I'd positively determined to act on your advice. You know, you're taking an immense responsibility. TRANTO. I can bear that. What I couldn't bear is any kind of real trouble in this house. |
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