Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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you, my dear. (To DR. JONATHAN) I can't realize he's going! (To GEORGE)
You haven't got all your things in your bag! Where's the life-preserving suit I sent for? GEORGE (glancing at DR. JONATHAN). Oh that's gone, mother. AUGUSTA. He always took cold so easily, and that will keep him warm and dry, if those terrible Germans sink his ship. But your presents, George! (To DR. JONATHAN:) Made for him by sisters of his college friends. GEORGE (amused but embarrassed). I can't fit up a section of the trenches as a boudoir. AUGUSTA. Such nice girls! I wish he'd marry one of them. Who made you the wristlets? I hadn't seen them. GEORGE (taking of the wristlets and putting them in his bag). Oh, I can't give her away. I was--just trying them on, to see if they fitted. AUGUSTA. When did they come? GEORGE (glancing at DR. JONATHAN). Er--this morning. (Enter ASHER and TIMOTHY from the study, left. ASHER is evidently wrought up from his talk with TIMOTHY.) ASHER. Remember, Timothy, I rely on sensible men like you to put a stop to this nonsense. AUGUSTA. Asher, here's Jonathan. |
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