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Rh [Standing back of table.] I, too, trust that you will not find it expedient to break your word.

It's not a matter of breaking words; it's a matter of public opinion.

Oh, I was not referring to you, Mr. Giles. Everybody knows that you would never be guilty of a breach of faith.

Ugh!

Rh

Unless it were made absolutely worth your while.

[Turning.] That remark is uncalled for, sir!

True. Tell me, Mr. Giles, what have you called for?

We have called, Citizen Hamilton, on business of a private character.

Do you wish us to be alone?

I think you would prefer it.