The Foundations by John Galsworthy
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JAMES. That's the escape of gas.
L. ANNE. Has the plumber's man been? JAMES. Yes. L. ANNE. Which one? JAMES. Little blighter I've never seen before. L. ANNE. What is a little blighter? Can I see? JAMES. He's just gone. L. ANNE. [Straying] Oh! . . . James, are these really the foundations? JAMES. You might 'arf say so. There's a lot under a woppin' big house like this; you can't hardly get to the bottom of it. L. ANNE. Everything's built on something, isn't it? And what's THAT built on? JAMES. Ask another. L. ANNE. If you wanted to blow it up, though, you'd have to begin from here, wouldn't you? JAMES. Who'd want to blow it up? |
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