This is the kind of chamber I want for the first act of my comedy-----

_Avonia._

Oh, lor', your head's continually running on your comedy. Half this

blessed evening----

_Tom._

I tell you, I won't have doors stuck here, there, and everywhere; no,

nor windows in all sorts of impossible places!

_Avonia._

Oh, really! Well, when you do get your play accepted, mind you see that

Mr. Manager gives you exactly what you ask for--won't you?

_Tom._

You needn't be satirical, if you _are_ wet. Yes, I will I [_Pointing to

the left._] Windows on the one side [_pointing to the right_], doors on

the other--just where they should be, architecturally. And locks on the

doors, _real locks_, to work; and handles--to turn! [_Rubbing his hands

together gleefully._] Ha, ha! you wait! wait--!

[_Rose re-enters, with a plate of biscuits in her hand, followed by

Charles, who carries a decanter of sherry and some wine-glasses._]

_Rose._

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