Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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ASHER (who has started for the door, right, turns). What do you mean? (There is a knock at the door.) DR. JONATHAN. I mean that the moment has come, Asher, to remember George. That your opportunity is here--heed it. ASHER. I can't, I won't desert my principles (The knock is repeated. DR. JONATHAN goes to the door and opens it. Enter, in the order named, HILLMAN, RENCH and FERSEN.) HILLMAN. Beg your pardon, Mr. Pindar, we've been waiting for you at the office, and we heard you was here. ASHER ( facing them with a defiance almost leonine). Well, what is it? HILLMAN (glancing at DR. JONATHAN). There's a matter we'd like to talk over with you, Mr. Pindar, as soon as convenient. ASHER. This is as convenient as any time, right now. HILLMAN. The men voted to strike, last night. Maybe Dr. Jonathan has told you. ASHER. Voted to strike behind my back while I was in Washington attending to the nation's business! |
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