The Silver Box by John Galsworthy
page 69 of 100 (69%)
page 69 of 100 (69%)
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BARTHWICK. But you'll go, Roper.
ROPER. Yes. JACK. [With wan cheerfulness.] Thanks, awfully! So long as I don't have to go. [Putting his hand up to his head.] I think if you'll excuse me--I've had a most beastly day. [He looks from his father to his mother.] MRS. BARTHWICK. [Turning quickly.] Goodnight, my boy. JACK. Good-night, Mother. [He goes out. MRS. BARTHWICK heaves a sigh. There is a silence.] BARTHWICK. He gets off too easily. But for my money that woman would have prosecuted him. ROPER. You find money useful. BARTHWICK. I've my doubts whether we ought to hide the truth---- ROPER. There'll be a remand. BARTHWICK. What! D' you mean he'll have to appear on the remand. ROPER. Yes. BARTHWICK. H'm, I thought you'd be able to----Look here, Roper, |
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