The Eldest Son by John Galsworthy
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page 45 of 93 (48%)
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BILL. Don't chaff me, please. MABEL. You really are rather formidable. BILL. Thanks. MABEL, But, you know, I love to cross a field where there's a bull. BILL. Really! Very interesting. MABEL. The way of their only seeing one thing at a time. [She moves back as he advances] And overturning people on the journey. BILL. Hadn't you better be a little careful? MABEL. And never to see the hedge until they're stuck in it. And then straight from that hedge into the opposite one. BILL. [Savagely] What makes you bait me this morning of all mornings? MABEL. The beautiful morning! [Suddenly] It must be dull for poor Freda working in there with all this fun going on? BILL. [Glancing at the door] Fun you call it? MABEL, To go back to you,--now--Mr. Cheshire. BILL. No. |
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