Molyneux: But, as Ninian would say, there are unfortunately also miners.
Ninian: There are, I understand, a number of very rich people in this country to-day. I know very few of them.
Selina: What a pity.
Molyneux: Never mind—as the proverb says, if you fail the first time—and it applies, I imagine, to all of the numerous first times—try, try again.
Lady Emily: I feel that you ought to make an effort to get into touch with all these millionaires.
Ninian: I do not know their names.
Selina: What a shame!
Molyneux: There must be ways of finding out. Somerset House, for instance.
Selina: Aren’t they all dead there?
Molyneux: It is difficult not to have an heir.