Was because I've been very nasty with Morrie-- wrote him a furious letter-- and I want to make it up to him.
FARNCOMBE.
Ah, yes.
LILY.
I called him a pig, and other things; I hate myself for it.
FARNCOMBE.
A pig?
LILY.
FARNCOMBE.
LILY.
FARNCOMBE.
No.
LILY.
No!
FARNCOMBE.
I kept it open-- in case----
LILY.
FARNCOMBE.
Thank you-- thank you-- thank you. [She resumes her seat and he jumps up and goes to her.] That reminds me. May I ask who is going to see you home, Miss Parradell?
LILY.
See me home?
FARNCOMBE.
It would be an honour that I should-- appreciate-- more than I can-- find words to express.
LILY.
FARNCOMBE.
LILY.
Not in the least; [in a frigid tone] only I am in the habit of relying on old friends for those little services.
FARNCOMBE.
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