Campbell: "It isn't enough for me. But I suppose beggars mustn't be choosers. I can't stay merely to hand tea to people, however. You can say yes or no now, Amy, as well as at any other time."
Mrs. Somers: "Well, no, then—if you wish it so much."
Campbell: "You know I don't wish it."
Mrs. Somers: "You gave me my choice. I thought you were indifferent about the word."
Campbell: "You know better than that, Amy."
Mrs. Somers: "Amy again! Aren't you a little previous, Mr. Campbell?"
Campbell, with a sigh: "Ah, that's for you to say."
Mrs. Somers: "Wouldn't it be impolite?"
Campbell; "Oh, not for you."
Mrs. Somers: "If you're so sarcastic, I shall be afraid of you."