Lady H. (turns to follow Tristan). I suppose we'd better—
(Hesitates and looks back at the two men.)
Plun. We must not let such a chance slip. Servant girls like those are not found every day. I have taken a fancy to that big one and I don't mean to let her get away. Courage, Plunket! (He advances again, again hesitates, and snapping his fingers at himself, advances and speaks.) Wait a moment, girls! We've decided we like you. If you're as smart as you look you can have a good place with us for years.
Lio. Yes, for years and years!
Lady H. You mean as your servants?
Plun. Of course! What else?
Nan. (laughing). Ha! ha! ha! what a joke!
Lio. What is there to laugh at?
Plun. So long as they do their work, the more they laugh, the better.
Lady H. and Nan. Work! We!