Four Short Plays  by John Galsworthy
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			 THE RECTOR. Quite so--quite so! I shall hope it will turn out to be----Er--thank you--Ha! LADY ELLA. Our dog has been fighting with the Rector's, and Mrs Challenger rescued him; she's bathing his ear. We're waiting to thank her. You needn't---- THE MAID. [Eyeing them] No. [She turns and goes out.] THE SQUIRE. Phew! What a gorgon! I say, Rector, did you really know a Challenger in the 'nineties? THE RECTOR. [Wiping his brow] No. THE SQUIRE. Ha! Jolly good! LADY ELLA. Well, you see!--it's all right. THE RECTOR. Yes, indeed. A great relief! LADY ELLA. [Moving to the door] I must go in now. THE SQUIRE. Hold on! You goin' to ask 'em to--to--anything? LADY ELLA. Yes. MAUD. I shouldn't.  | 
		
			
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