Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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ASHER. I? I don't see what that has to do with it. These men have no
consideration, no gratitude, after the way I've treated them. DR. JONATHAN. Isn't that what they object to? ASHER. What? DR. JONATHAN. To being treated. ASHER. Object to kindness? DR. JONATHAN. To benevolence. ASHER. Well, what's the difference? DR. JONATHAN. The difference between self-respect and dependence. ASHER. Are--are you a Socialist? DR. JONATHAN. NO, I'm a scientist. (ASHER is standing staring at him when the MAID enters, lower right.) MAID. Your long distance call to Washington, sir. ASHER. Very well. (As he starts to go out he halts and looks at DR. JONATHAN again, and then abruptly leaves the room, lower right, following the MAID.) |
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