MICH. Retirement from all who know us, and lifelong consecration of ourselves to poverty and good works, so that at the last we may perhaps win forgiveness for what we have done.
AUDR. Marriage?
Re-enter ANDREW with manuscripts.
ANDR. I beg pardon. I thought Mrs. Lesden had gone. (Puts manuscripts on table and is going off.)
AUDR. I am just going, Mr. Gibbard.
ANDR. (turns and speaks to her). I met a stranger on the beach yesterday evening. He inquired for you and the way to your house.
AUDR. Indeed.
ANDR. He asked a great many questions about you.
AUDR. What questions?
ANDR. How you lived in this quiet place, and who were your friends, and where you were yesterday.