JEYES.
LILY.
Oh--! [Approaching JEYES with clenched fists.] Ah, you cur----!
FARNCOMBE.
LILY.
JEYES.
Where is your mother?
LILY.
In bed, of course.
JEYES.
Snoring! Ha, ha, ha! Faugh, there's an ugly name, my girl, for such mothers as yours!
LILY.
Ah--! [Raising her fist.] Ah-h-h-h----!
FARNCOMBE.
Miss Parradell----!
LILY.
FARNCOMBE.
LILY.
The low cur!
FARNCOMBE.
Captain Jeyes, do you happen to know where I lodge?
JEYES.
No; I don't know where your sty is.
FARNCOMBE.
St. James's Place-- forty-seven. I shall be in at twelve o'clock. [Picking up his hat and overcoat.] From the tone this gentleman adopts, Miss Parradell, I assume that he considers himself entitled to concern himself in your affairs. [Moving over to the left where LILY joins him.] Perhaps it will make it easier for you if I----
LILY.
JEYES.
Eddie! Eddie!
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