Mrs. Tremaine.
That would be awful! You would all be artists and minor poets then.
Denham.
You, I believe, prefer "the Free Union," as it is called, to marriage?
Mrs. Tremaine.
Denham.
Ah yes! We can't live innocently and comfortably in "open sin," until the kingdom of heaven comes.
Mrs. Tremaine.
(laughing) No, I fear there are still difficulties. But, after all, one can do—well, almost anything; if one does it from conscientious motives—and knows one's way about.