[Unctuously.] It’s very fortunate. Now you’ll have much pleasanter things to talk about.
[He stares at her without understanding.
Lady Sellenger.
Things are very different now, Gerald. It just came in time, didn’t it?
Nellie.
Good-bye.
[Lady Sellenger and Nellie go out.
Blenkinsop.
Good-bye, old man, I’m sorry your cousin has had such an awful death. But after all, we none of us knew him and we do know you. I can’t tell you how glad I am that all your difficulties are at an end.
Gerald.