[George makes a gesture of dismay. He is taken aback for a moment, but he quickly recovers.
George. You don't know what sort of a man Harry is. He's not like the fellows you've been used to. He's never knocked around as most of us do. He's always been as straight as a die.
Daisy. I know.
George. Have mercy on him. Even if there were nothing else against you he's not the sort of chap for you to marry. He's awfully English.
Daisy. If he doesn't mind marrying a Eurasian I really don't see what business it is of yours.
George. But you know very well that that isn't the only thing against you.
Daisy. I haven't an idea what you mean.
George. Haven't you? You forget the war. When we heard there was a very pretty young woman, apparently with plenty of money, living at the Hong Kong Hotel on very familiar terms with a lot of naval fellows, it became our business to make enquiries. I think I know everything there is against you.
Daisy. Have you any right to make use of information you've acquired officially?
George. Don't be a fool, Daisy.