The Skin Game by John Galsworthy
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page 98 of 138 (71%)
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HILLCRIST'S study next morning.
JILL coming from Left, looks in at the open French window. JILL. [Speaking to ROLF, invisible] Come in here. There's no one. [She goes in. ROLF joins her, coming from the garden.] ROLF. Jill, I just wanted to say--Need we? [JILL. nodes.] Seeing you yesterday--it did seem rotten. JILL. We didn't begin it. ROLF. No; but you don't understand. If you'd made yourself, as father has---- JILL. I hope I should be sorry. ROLF. [Reproachfully] That isn't like you. Really he can't help thinking he's a public benefactor. JILL. And we can't help thinking he's a pig. Sorry! ROLF. If the survival of the fittest is right---- JILL. He may be fitter, but he's not going to survive. |
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