LADY MARDEN. I can't think what young people are coming to nowadays.
OLIVIA. I think, dear, you and Brian had better go.
DINAH (getting up). We will go. But I'm just going to say one thing, Uncle George. Brian and I are going to marry each other, and when we are married we'll stick to each other, however many of our dead husbands and wives turn up!
[She goes out indignantly, followed by BRIAN.
GEORGE. Upon my word, this is a pleasant discussion.
OLIVIA. I think the discussion is over, George. It is only a question of where I shall go, while you are bringing your—what sort of suit did you call it?
LADY MARDEN (to GEORGE). Nullity suit. I suppose that is the best thing?
GEORGE. It's horrible. The awful publicity. That it should be happening to us, that's what I can't get over.
LADY MARDEN. I don't remember anything of the sort in the Marden Family before, ever.
GEORGE (absently). Lady Fanny.