TREBELL _smiles at some mental picture he is making._

TREBELL. Can your cousins and aunts make it so awkward for you, Horsham?

HORSHAM. [_Repaying humour with humour._] I bear up against their

affectionate attentions.

TREBELL. But I quite understand how uncongenial I may be. What made you take

up with me at all?

FARRANT. Your brains, Trebell.

TREBELL. He should have enquired into my character first, shouldn't he,

Cantelupe?

CANTELUPE. [_With crushing sincerity._] Yes.

TREBELL. Oh, the old unnecessary choice ... Wisdom or Virtue. We all think

we must make it ... and we all discover we can't. But if you've to choose

between Cantelupe and me, Horsham, I quite see you've no choice.

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