Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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natured self-assertion.)
AUGUSTA. You remember Mr. Pindar, Minnie. MINNIE (demurely). Glad to meet you again, Mr. Pindar. I hear you're going off to the war. Well, that's great. GEORGE (squeezing her hand; she winces a little). Oh, yes,-I remember Minnie. AUGUSTA. And this is Dr. Jonathan Pindar. MINNIE (who has been eyeing DR. JONATHAN as a possible enemy; with reserve). Glad to meet you, I'm sure. DR. JONATHAN (smiling at her as he takes her hand). The pleasure is --mutual. MINNIE (puzzled, but somewhat reassured). Glad to meet you. DR. JONATHAN. I've come to live in Foxon Falls. I hope we'll be friends. MINNIE. I hope so. I'm going back to Newcastle this afternoon, there's nothing doing here. DR. JONATHAN. Would you stay, if there were something doing? MINNIE. I--I don't know. What would I be doing here? |
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