MUSKERRY
No, ma'am, you can't prevent me.
MRS. CRILLY
You've got your discharge, I suppose?
MUSKERRY I've given three hours' notice, and I'll get my discharge now.
MRS. CRILLY (at corridor door) We can't prevent you going if you have the doctor's discharge.
MUSKERRY
The doctor's discharge! He would have given it to me—
MRS. CRILLY
You can't leave without the doctor's sanction.
MUSKERRY
Out of this house I will go to-day.
James Scollard enters.
SCOLLARD
I believe you want to see me, Mr. Muskerry.
MUSKERRY
I do, Mr. Scollard. I am leaving the house.