FANNY. He’ll be so sorry to have—

ENGLAND [_cutting in_]. ’Ope we ’aven’t upset you, dear. [_She is

bustling them all up_.]

FANNY. Not at all. [_She is kissing the girls_.] It’s been so good to

see you all again.

ENGLAND. ’Urry up, girls, there’s dears. [_To Fanny_] Good-bye, dear.

[_Kissing her_.] We _do_ miss yer.

FANNY. I’m glad you do.

ENGLAND. Oh, it ain’t the same show. [_The others are crowding out of

the door_. _She and Fanny are quite apart_.] No chance of your coming

back to it, I suppose? [_A moment_.] Well, there, you never know, do

yer? Good-bye, dear. [_Kisses her again_.]

FANNY. Good-bye! [_She stands watching them out_. _Bennet goes down

with them_. _Ernest is busy collecting debris_. _Jane and Honoria stand

one each side of the table_, _rigid_, _with set faces_. _After a moment

Fanny goes to the open window_. _The voices of the girls below_,

_crowding into the van_, _come up into the room_. _She calls down to

them_.] Good-bye. You’ve plenty of time. What? Yes, of course.

[_Laughs_.] All right. Good-bye. [_She turns_, _comes slowly back_.

_She looks at Jane and Honoria_, _where they stand rigid_. _Honoria

makes a movement with her shoulders—takes a step towards the door_.]

Honoria! [_Honoria stops—slowly turns_.] You can take away these

glasses. Jane will help you.

_Bennet has reappeared_.

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