BARON.
It does so [in deep thought].
AMELIA.
[after another pause]. And there are instances where, perhaps, the object of love makes the passion meritorious.
BARON.
To be sure there are.
AMELIA.
For example; my affection for Mr. Anhalt as my tutor.
BARON.
Right.
AMELIA.
[after another pause]. I should like to marry. [sighing.]
BARON.
So you shall [a pause]. It is proper for every body to marry.
AMELIA.
Why, then, does not Mr. Anhalt marry?
BARON.
You must ask him that question yourself.
AMELIA.
I have.