The question, I suppose, is what’s it all about?
Colonel.
Well, yes. I suppose that’s it; although I don’t in the least wish to know.
Parbury.
You hear, George; what’s it all about?
Gunning.
[Down R., almost angrily.] Now, how the deuce should I know? Colonel, you would be very kind if you would use your authority to prevent Clement dragging me into his domestic difficulties. Married men have a cowardly way of endeavouring to involve their friends. Perhaps you have noticed it.
Colonel.
I have, Mr. Gunning. My experience of married life extended over a period of twenty-six years.
Gunning.