Neeks: I—I—well I'm not quite sure; I really don't think so. But I'll look it up.
Sir Webley: Yes, we can look it up.
Trundleben: I think it was rather—perhaps rather tragic, Sir Webley.
Sir Webley: Oh, I don't say it wasn't. No doubt. No doubt at all. That's one thing. But to call his whole life a tragedy is—is quite another. What, Neeks?
Neeks: Oh, quite another.
Trundleben: Oh, certainly, Sir Webley. Tragedy is—er—is a very strong term indeed, to—to apply to such a case.
Sir Webley: He was probably out poaching when he should have been learning his history.
Trundleben: I'm afraid so, Sir Webley.
Sir Webley: And what else, eh? Anything more?
Trundleben: Well, there are some poems, he says.