BOOTH. Of course, if you're going to argue round your own incompetence--

EDWARD. [_very straight._] D'you want your legacy?

BOOTH. [_with dignity._] In one moment I shall get very angry. Here am

I doing my best to help you and your clients . . and there you sit

imputing to me the most sordid motives. Do you suppose I should touch or

allow to be touched the money which father has left us till every

client's claim was satisfied?

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