MORLEY. So when he comes to ask a mere mortal for advice—well, now you must judge how difficult it has been for me.
MRS. G. Have you been giving him advice?
MORLEY. In a way; yes.
MRS. G. And has he taken it?
MORLEY. A few days ago he told me of a resolution he had come to. I could not disapprove. But now I wonder how it is going to strike you?
MRS. G. Has anything special happened? He has not told me.
MORLEY (gravely). To-morrow, or the day after, he will be going down to Windsor.
MRS. G. Oh, I'm sorry! That always depresses him. He and the Queen don't get on very well together.
MORLEY. They will get on well enough this time, I imagine.
MRS. G. (a little bit alarmect). Does that mean—any change of policy?