Fenton. If you have a son, madam, the possession of this dictionary will give him an opportunity of acquiring that knowledge of our language which made Abraham Lincoln the Father of our Country. Madam, opportunity knocks at the door only once and This is your opportunity at one dollar.
Margaret [meaningly]. Yes, this is my opportunity! I'll buy the dictionary and now [sweetly] won't you tell me your name?
Fenton [pocketing dollar]. My name is Charles P. K. Fenton.
Margaret. Mr. Fenton, would you mind doing me a favor?
Fenton [looking dubiously towards the screen]. Why, I guess not, ma'am.
Margaret. I want you to take off your coat.
Fenton [puzzled]. You're not trying to kid me, ma'am?
Margaret. I just want to see your development. Do you mind?
Fenton [removes coat]. Why, no, ma'am, if that's all you want.
Margaret. Now, bring your arm up, tighten the muscles. [Fenton does as she bids; Margaret thumps his arm approvingly.] Splendid! You must take lots of exercise, Mr. Fenton.