The Eldest Son by John Galsworthy
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page 73 of 93 (78%)
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on Sunday forbids son to----
CHRISTINE, Ronny! KEITH. Great Scott! I'm not saying Bill ought to marry her. She's got to stand the racket. But your Dad will have a tough job to take up that position. DOT. Awfully funny! CHRISTINE. What on earth d'you mean, Dot? DOT. Morality in one eye, and your title in the other! CHRISTINE. Rubbish! HAROLD. You're all reckoning without your Bill. KEITH. Ye-es. Sir William can cut him off; no mortal power can help the title going down, if Bill chooses to be such a---- [He draws in his breath with a sharp hiss.] HAROLD. I won't take what Bill ought to have; nor would any of you girls, I should think. CHRISTINE and DOT. Of course not! KEITH. [Patting his wife's arm] Hardly the point, is it? DOT. If it wasn't for mother! Freda's just as much of a lady as |
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