MRS. FIELITZ
An' why not? Do you bear him a grudge about anythin'?
DR. BOXER
I? Bear a grudge? I never do that. But, do you see, I'm a lost man as far as all this is concerned. I don't deny that it amuses me to watch all these doings here, but I can't join in them. I'll never learn to do that.—I will probably go away again, too.
MRS. FIELITZ
An' give up such a good practice?
DR. BOXER
Sea-faring—that gives a man true health. That is the best practice for one, Mrs. Fielitz, who is in some respects so little practical.
MRS. FIELITZ
You ain't very practical, that's true.