Hobson's Choice by Harold Brighouse
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page 75 of 149 (50%)
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FREDDY. Very neat speech indeed. (_Rising_.) VICKEY. Who taught you, Will? WILLIE. I've been learning a lot lately. ALICE. I thought that speech never came natural from Will. MAGGIE. I'm educating him. FREDDY. Very apt pupil, I must say. MAGGIE. He'll do. Another twenty years and I know which of you three men 'ull be thought most of at the Bank. FREDDY. That's looking ahead a bit. MAGGIE. I'll admit it needs imagination to see it now. ALBERT (_rising and moving slightly_ C.). Well, the start's all right, you know. Snug little rooms. Shop of your own. And so on. I was wondering where you raised the capital for this, Maggie. MAGGIE. I? You mustn't call it my shop. It's his. ALICE. Do you mean to tell me that Willie found the capital? MAGGIE. He's the saving sort. |
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