Loyalties by John Galsworthy
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page 70 of 121 (57%)
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it's all no good! I can't prove it. There'll be plenty of people
unconvinced. MABEL. But they'll find the real thief. DANCY. [With a queer little smile] Will staying here help them to do that? MABEL. [In a sort of agony] Oh! I couldn't--it looks like running away. We must stay and fight it! DANCY. Suppose I didn't get a verdict--you never can tell. MABEL. But you must--I was there all the time, with the door open. DANCY. Was it? MABEL. I'm almost sure. DANCY. Yes. But you're my wife. MABEL. [Bewildered] Ronny, I don't understand--suppose I'd been accused of stealing pearls! DANCY. [Wincing] I can't. MABEL. But I might--just as easily. What would you think of me if I ran away from it? DANCY. I see. [A pause] All right! You shall have a run for your |
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