sarah. And have I no right to suspicions?
mr. tetgeen. Certainly. Are they of use to you?
sarah. I have been a tolerant wife, expecting toleration.
mr. tetgeen. Sir Charles is anxious to take into consideration any complaints you may have to make against him.
sarah. I complain if he complains of me.
mr. tetgeen. For the first time, I think . . . formally.
sarah. Why not have come to me?
mr. tetgeen. Sir Charles is busy.
sarah. [Disguising a little spasm of pain.] Shall we get to business?
mr. tetgeen now takes a moment to find his phrase.