What Every Woman Knows by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
page 30 of 143 (20%)
page 30 of 143 (20%)
|
JOHN [on reflection]. It's a bargain.
MAGGIE. Then so be it. DAVID [hurriedly]. And that's settled. Did you say you would take it hot, Mr. Shand? JOHN. I think I'll take it neat. [The others decide to take it hot, and there is some careful business here with the toddy ladles.] ALICK. Here's to you, and your career. JOHN. Thank you. To you, Miss Maggie. Had we not better draw up a legal document? Lawyer Crosbie could do it on the quiet. DAVID. Should we do that, or should we just trust to one another's honour? ALICK [gallantly]. Let Maggie decide. MAGGIE. I think we would better have a legal document. DAVID. We'll have it drawn up to-morrow. I was thinking the best way would be for to pay the money in five yearly instalments. JOHN. I was thinking, better bank the whole sum in my name at once. ALICK. I think David's plan's the best. |
|