The Eldest Son by John Galsworthy
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DOT. Because it's the only play that's not too advanced. [The girls
all go into the billiard-room.] LADY CHESHIRE. Where's Bill, Ronny? KEITH. [With a grimace] I rather think Sir William and he are in Committee of Supply--Mem-Sahib. LADY CHESHIRE. Oh! She looks uneasily at the dining-room; then follows the girls out. LATTER. [In the tone of one resuming an argument] There can't be two opinions about it, Ronny. Young Dunning's refusal is simply indefensible. KEITH. I don't agree a bit, John. LATTER. Of course, if you won't listen. KEITH. [Clipping a cigar] Draw it mild, my dear chap. We've had the whole thing over twice at least. LATTER. My point is this---- KEITH. [Regarding LATTER quizzically with his halfclosed eyes] I know--I know--but the point is, how far your point is simply professional. |
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