The Fugitive by John Galsworthy
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page 29 of 111 (26%)
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GEORGE. For God's sake, Clare, drop cynicism! CLARE. And truth? GEORGE. You are my wife, I suppose. CLARE. And they twain shall be one--spirit. GEORGE. Don't talk wild nonsense! [There is silence.] CLARE. [Softly] I don't give satisfaction. Please give me notice! GEORGE. Pish! CLARE. Five years, and four of them like this! I'm sure we've served our time. Don't you really think we might get on better together--if I went away? GEORGE. I've told you I won't stand a separation for no real reason, and have your name bandied about all over London. I have some primitive sense of honour. CLARE. You mean your name, don't you? GEORGE. Look here. Did that fellow Malise put all this into your head? |
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