Mrs. G. It's all their spite.
Glad. I suppose all politicians make enemies.
Mrs. G. Oh, he's not afraid of his real enemies. The capitalists can call him what they like. They do, too, and the more the better, Peter says. But that's different. Mean things, attacking their own side.
Glad, (absently). Yes. (Putting book down.) And this is where he prepares his speeches. (Crossing to table.)
Mrs. G. (rising with book and crossing, replacing it on table). Yes. Those are his books.
[Gladys looks at titles.
Glad. Why, this row's all dictionaries.
Mrs. G. Peter says people like long words. He writes his article at that desk. Peter's printed in the paper every week.
Glad. He's kept busy.
Mrs. G. And he keeps me busy looking after him.