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A well-to-do family cannot be civil to each other in front of their weekend guests.

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Act II

David
How can we ever repay you?
Judith
Just by being happy. I may leave this house later on⁠—I have a feeling that its associations may become painful, specially in the autumn⁠—
Myra
Look here, Judith⁠—
Judith
Shouting her down.
October is such a mournful month in England. I think I shall probably go abroad⁠—perhaps a pension somewhere in Italy, with cypresses in the garden. I’ve always loved cypresses.
David
What about the children?
Judith
We must share them, dear.
David
I’ll pay you exactly half the royalties I receive from everything, Judith.
Judith
Bowing her head.
That’s very generous of you.
David
You have behaved magnificently. This is a crisis in our lives, and thanks to you⁠—
Myra
Almost shrieking.
Judith⁠—I willwill speak⁠—I⁠—
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