Hyacinth: I was going to ask that myself, ma’am. I don’t know the town.
Miss Joyce: I know of a good lodging, but it is only a very good man would be taken into it.
Mrs. Delane: Sure there could be no objection there to Mr. Halvey. There is no appearance on him but what is good, and the Sergeant after taking him up the way he is doing.
Miss Joyce: You will be near to the Sergeant in the lodging I speak of. The house is convenient to the barracks.
Hyacinth: (Doubtfully.) To the barracks?
Miss Joyce: Alongside of it and the barrack yard behind. And that’s not all. It is opposite to the priest’s house.
Miss Joyce: A very respectable place, indeed, and a very clean room you will get. I know it well. The curate can see into it from his window.
Hyacinth: Can he now?
Fardy: There was a good many, I am thinking, went into that lodging and left it after.