Susan: I'm sure he'd do it very nicely, sir.
Mr. Cuffney: He would have to leave Springfield, Susan, and go to live in Washington.
Susan: I dare say we should take to Washington very well, sir.
Mr. Cuffney: Ah! I'm glad to hear that.
Susan: Mrs. Lincoln's rather particular about the tobacco smoke.
Mr. Stone: To be sure, yes, thank you, Susan.
Susan: The master doesn't smoke, you know. And Mrs. Lincoln's specially particular about this room.
Mr. Cuffney: Quite so. That's very considerate of you, Susan.
They knock out their pipes.
Susan: Though some people might not hold with a gentleman not doing as he'd a mind in his own house, as you might say.