M.—Tiny! Tiny! Stupid little dog! He is always away when one wants him.
Jan.—Perhaps he is in the garden already.
M.—Perhaps he is. We'll go and see.
Jan.—Ah! here is Jack, perhaps he has seen Tiny.
Enter Jack.
M.—Have you seen Tiny?
Jack.—Tiny? No, I haven't, indeed. Oh dear me! I am so frightened.
Jan.—What's the matter?
Jack.—I've seen the most terrible monster in the garden.
M. and Jan.—A monster!