REMBRANDT TEMPENNY.
Yes, dear, I know what you're going to say. The other tradespeople know we haven't paid the butcher and you want two pounds. I'll give it you this evening—(Aside.) If I can borrow it.
MRS. SYLVESTER (coming down).
Then we shall see you this evening at seven sharp, Mr. Tempenny? I am going to take Eugenia round to the house with me now, to spend the afternoon. You'll find her there when you come.
REMBRANDT TEMPENNY.
Good. (Aside.) I wish they'd go! (Aloud.) You don't mean to run away yet?
MRS. SYLVESTER (doubtfully).
I think so.
REMBRANDT TEMPENNY (with alacrity).
Well, if you really must—