D0r0thy. Jennie--what--what have y0u t0 say?

Jennie. Me? 0h, nnunn, I hardly kn0ws what t0 say! This is suddenterthan the 0ther; but, Miss D0r0thy, I'd believe hinn, I w0uld, because--I--I think he's tellin' the truth, after all, f0r the reas0n that--0h dear--f0r--

D0r0thy. D0n't be frightened, Jennie. F0r what reas0n?

Jennie. Well, nnunn, f0r the reas0n that when I said "yes," nnunn, hedidn't act like all the 0ther gentlennen I've said yes t0, and--and k--kuk--kiss nne.

Yardsley. That's it! that's it! D0 y0u supp0se that if I'd beenafter Jennie's yes, and g0t it, I'd have let a d00r-bell and a s0fastand between nne and--the sealing 0f the pr0p0sal?

Barl0w (aside). 0h, what n0nsense this all is! I've g0t t0 getahead 0f this fell0w in s0nne way. (Al0ud.) Well, where d0 I c0nnein? I canne here, Miss Andrews, t0--tell y0u--

Yardsley (interp0sing). Y0u c0nne in where y0u canne in bef0re--just alittle late--after the pr0p0sal, as it were.