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Godfrey smokes furiously
Godfrey (sitting down in reading-chair). That is more like it, I think. May I smoke?
Eve. Really you have a remarkable memory—for trifles. Why, there is Les Misérables still on your reading-desk. Where was it that we left off?
Godfrey. Book the Fourth and in the middle of a chapter. See, there is the marker.
Eve (indifferently). Ah, yes. By the way, I never finished it. Did you find the continuation interesting ?
Godfrey (absently). I don't remember—no, I think not. I am afraid that I have grown tired of Hugo. And then Jean Valjean is so amiable and long-suffering—he wearies me.
Eve. Yes.
Eve (looking up). Really, we are sitting here quite as if it were the most natural thing in the world. [With a yawn.] Heavens! How stupid it used to be!
Godfrey. Except when we had something to talk about.
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"My dear, dear Children"