Sir Webley: Oh. Go on ...
Trundleben: One called "The Passionate Pilgrim," another "A Lover's Complaint."
Sir Webley: I think the whole thing's very regrettable.
Neeks: I think so too, Sir Webley.
Trundleben (mournfully): And there've been no poets since poor Browning died, none at all. It's absurd for him to call himself a poet.
Neeks: Quite so, Trundleben, quite so.
Sir Webley: And all these plays. What does he mean by calling them plays? They've never been acted.
Trundleben: Well—er—no, not exactly acted, Sir Webley.
Sir Webley: What do you mean by not exactly, Trundleben?
Trundleben: Well, I believe they were acted in America, though of course not in London.