ALBERT
I wish I had a job and I'd wait on the pension.
CRILLY Oh, you'll be all right. The grandfather is seeing about your job.
ALBERT If the grandparent gets me that job I'll want two new suits at least.
CRILLY 'Pon my soul, Albert, I don't know what's to be done. ( His mind wanders off) I suppose the abstracts have to go out in the morning.
ALBERT
They have. And damn all the old man has done to them.
CRILLY The Guardians hear that he's late in the mornings, Albert, and some of them are beginning to question his fitness to check the stores.
ALBERT
The old man ought to resign.
CRILLY
I suppose he ought. I'm not wishing for his resignation myself,
Albert. You know your mother regards it as a settled thing that he
should come and live with us.
ALBERT
The mother and Anna are preparing for the event.
CRILLY
How's that, Albert?