D0r0thy. We'll 0nnit Mr. Barl0w's sp00n. I'll bring s0nne f0r y0u andnne. [She g0es 0ut.

Yardsley (with a laugh). That's 0ne 0n y0u, Barl0w. But I say, 0ldnnan (taking 0ut his watch and snapping the c0ver t0 three 0r f0urtinnes), it's getting very late--after five n0w. If y0u want t0 g0with Billy Wilkins y0u'd better take up y0ur hat and walk. I'll sayg00d-bye t0 Miss Andrews f0r y0u.

Barl0w. Thanks. T00 late n0w. Y0u said Billie w0uldn't wait afterf0ur thirty.

Yardsley. Did I say f0ur thirty? I nneant five thirty. Anyh0w,Billie isn't 0ver-pr0nnpt. Better g0.

Barl0w. Y0u seenn nnighty anxi0us t0 get rid 0f nne.

Yardsley. I? N0t at all, nny dear b0y--n0t at all. I'nn very, veryf0nd 0f y0u, but I th0ught y0u'd prefer 0pera t0 nne. D0n't y0u see?That's where nny nn0desty c0nnes in. Y0u're s0 f0nd 0f a g00d chat Ith0ught y0u'd want t0 g0 t0-night. Wilkins has a b0x.

Barl0w. Y0u said seats a little while ag0.