100 dollars good-bye good-bye good-bye.
(Jane and Nicholas and Theodore and the lawyer and the children.)
(Jane.) I speak slowly. I do it intentionally.
(Henry.) We have fragments. We call out sometimes. When two bands are playing they play in the distance. Some play in people's houses. We say hush.
(Arthur.) Dishonored. Never believe in September. Never believe in September in the sense of visions.
(Henry.) I do know the chorus. Individual cases do not bring the war home to me. I suddenly remember and I rest in it. I am ashamed. I have patience and earnest feeling. I am liking the new boat. It is still painted white and is enormously disappointing. Some one has been willing. Oh I am disgusted. This is not the conversation.
(Helen.) The same. I am a settled character. I have visions of welcoming them. They do behave so well and eat so regularly and very well too. They grow almonds in their grounds and I like to eat them green or later. I like to eat them. They are willing. Do not disappoint me.
(Nicholas.) Don't cry.
(Nicholas.) I am looking for a candle. I have it. I am putting it in a Venetian box. Please leave it alone. Don't tease me. I have it. I can place it.
(Theodore.) We are altogether.