The Mob by John Galsworthy
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KATHERINE. No, dear. OLIVE. That's lucky for them, isn't it? HUBERT comes in. The presence of the child give him self-control. HUBERT. Well, old girl, it's good-bye. [To OLIVE] What shall I bring you back, chick? OLIVE. Are there shops at the front? I thought it was dangerous. HUBERT. Not a bit. OLIVE. [Disillusioned] Oh! KATHERINE. Now, darling, give Uncle a good hug. [Under cover of OLIVE's hug, KATHERINE repairs her courage.] KATHERINE. The Dad and I'll be with you all in spirit. Good-bye, old boy! They do not dare to kiss, and HUBERT goes out very stiff and straight, in the doorway passing STEEL, of whom he takes no notice. STEEL hesitates, and would go away. KATHERINE. Come in, Mr. Steel. STEEL. The deputation from Toulmin ought to be here, Mrs. More. |
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