There are also--
the innocent.
ANNYS [For a moment--but a moment only--she is pleased. Then the
doubtful meaning of ELIZABETH'S words strikes her.]
[Enter HAKE.]
ANNYS [She has to dismiss ELIZABETH.] Oh, Hake--[To LADY MOGTON.]
You'll want a cab, won't you, mamma?
LADY MOGTON A taxi-- Goodbye, everybody.
[She sails out.]
MRS. MOUNTCALM-VILLIERS I have my carriage. [To ELIZABETH.] Can
I give you a lift?
ELIZABETH Thank you. [To GEOFFREY.] We shall meet again.
GEOFFREY I feel sure of it.
[MRS. MOUNTCALM-VILLIERS and ELIZABETH go out.]
PHOEBE [To HAKE.] Are Miss Blake's things dry yet?
JANET They'll be quite all right, dear. Please don't trouble.
[She advances a timid hand to GEOFFREY.] Goodbye, Mr. Chilvers.
GEOFFREY [He takes it smiling.] Goodbye.
[She goes out; HAKE follows.]
PHOEBE Goodbye, old boy. [They shake hands.] Don't you let her
walk over you. Make her fight.
ANNYS [Laughing.] Don't you worry about that.
ST. HERBERT Would you care to look through McCaw v.
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