Woman.—Oh yes, sir, the Welsh have plenty of friends both in life and death.
Myself.—A’n’t you Welsh, then?
Woman.—Oh no, sir, I am English, like yourself, as I suppose.
Myself.—Yes, I am English. What part of England do you come from?
Woman.—Shropshire, sir.
Myself.—Is that little child yours?
Woman.—Yes, sir, it is my husband’s child and mine.
Myself.—I suppose your husband is Welsh.
Woman.—Oh no, sir, we are all English.
Myself.—And what is your husband?