The Silver Box
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I shall make a point of clearing this up. On principle I shall make a point of fixing the responsibility; it goes to the foundations of security. In all your interests Marlow. Yes, sir.
Barthwick. W^hat sort of circumstances is this Mrs. Jones in? Is her husband in work?
Marlow. I believe not, sir.
Barthwick. Very well. Say nothing about it to any one. Tell Wheeler not to speak of it, and ask Mrs. Jones to step up here, Marlow. Verv good, sir.
sc. Ill The Silver Box 27 [Marlow goes out, his fac...e concerned; and Barthwick stays, his face judicial and a little pleased, as befits a man conducting an inquiry. Mrs. Barthwick and her son come in.
Barthwick. Well, my dear, you 've not seen it, I suppose?
Mrs. Barthwick. No. But what an extraordi- nary thing, John! Marlow, of course, is out of the question. I 'm certain none of the maids as for cook!
Barthwick. Oh, cook!
Mrs. Barthwick. Of course! It 's perfectly de- testable to me to suspect anybody.
Barthwick. It is not a question of one 's feelings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I shall make a point of clearing this up. On principle I shall make a point of fixing the responsibility; it goes to the foundations of security. In all your interests Marlow. Yes, sir.
Barthwick. W^hat sort of circumstances is this Mrs. Jones in? Is her husband in work?
Marlow. I believe not, sir.
Barthwick. Very well. Say nothing about it to any one. Tell Wheeler not to speak of it, and ask Mrs. Jones to step up here, Marlow. Verv good, sir.
sc. Ill The Silver Box 27 [Marlow goes out, his fac...e concerned; and Barthwick stays, his face judicial and a little pleased, as befits a man conducting an inquiry. Mrs. Barthwick and her son come in.
Barthwick. Well, my dear, you 've not seen it, I suppose?
Mrs. Barthwick. No. But what an extraordi- nary thing, John! Marlow, of course, is out of the question. I 'm certain none of the maids as for cook!
Barthwick. Oh, cook!
Mrs. Barthwick. Of course! It 's perfectly de- testable to me to suspect anybody.
Barthwick. It is not a question of one 's feelings.
What to read after The Silver Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Galsworthy John to read onlineMoreLess
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