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you
after their brief glimpse of George
Kennan in Dartmoor Prison Edwin and
Hilda have returned to the five towns
Oh George you need insane yeah well can
I go you can't it's also don't know it
isn't pressed alert alright shut the
door oops okay your infant I'm supposed
to be busy I just had this by the
afternoon post read it dear mrs. clay
anger just a line to say that my husband
is at last discharged it has been weary
waiting we are together and I am looking
after him with renewed thanks for your
sympathy and help believe me Sincerely
Yours Charlotte M can orange so it's
over we can begin again well that's
alright didn't always tell you it would
take time
it's a strange letter isn't it what
makes you say that well read it again
it's the letter of a very jealous woman
it was got what she wants and he's going
to keep it very Curt isn't it after all
this time - that letter is exactly what
it ought to be couldn't possibly have
been better turned you don't keep it or
suppose dear
and burn all the others
No I told you I should be working late
there's a lot of work to do but if you
run off I'll be with you in an hour
no on the other hand I didn't worse
have to call it Clara's about that rule
for Maggie I thought you didn't like
calling a Clara come on Maggie you asked
me to and I like Maggie you know I'll
bring the kid up jr. hardly 1 pound 3
and 6p cami and 19 shillings are carry
thorne one Guinea kill me but without
her what couldn't be bothered to live
yes poor old auntie she's always been a
wonderful woman yes oh yes so sudden - I
couldn't have been more something right
enough there just sat down to tea we had
she was sitting at the table with just
that minute started tea moment or two I
thought to myself she swallowed
something the wrong way that's what
she's done but she hadn't no well then I
could see she was fighting for breath
auntie I said what's the matter auntie
she couldn't talk no it was quite
dreadful to watch we loosened her dress
and we laid her down but she only seemed
to get worse
thank you doctor I said so I said - bird
run round to dr. Forbes in acre life is
the nearest doctor is dr. Forbes go
round there I said tell him to come at
once tell him your aunt is having a
heart attack
auntie and it was so dreadful of course
that the children were there oh they
were frightened poor little dears if
only they'd been at their dancing class
no no Kay they've given up dancing class
we've agreed to that oh yes I know only
if they had been at dancing they
wouldn't have seen auntie some ways I
bet they've learnt quite enough dancing
the money that woman charges now oh I
know well but I know all I say even if
they don't mean it dancing class that's
inventive and okay yes but not at that
well let's leave it shall we
whatever you say
just called in for your wall I could
have given that world to aunty Maggie I
didn't know what he was calling she
didn't tell me
the first Sonya when he was here was
when he sent dirt round to tell me she
was ill didn't even say she'd be out the
team what's the doctor saying he says
he'll stay with her there's not much she
can do I'm afraid she's very ill so she
must have been moved well no she'll have
to stay here yes but what about you
Clara we're sure you sleep I should be
all right
the Chairman arrest yourself you know
you are the doctor said so there's
nothing Betty what's the matter with me
I would see one of those things you know
he said the Clary must be careful I
don't see any call to talk about it does
Edwin know about empty no he sir still
it works say that the words his past
seven its we very busy just now is he
indeed how nice things seemed very slack
elsewhere in the towns not slack Larry
just going through a phase
oh yes bound to pick up zoom well I do
think ed Witten should be told
yes I'll go around to the works and tell
him right now
sim son shoot the outer door and this
one too
we're waitin to see me yes
the Clark said you mustn't be disturbed
and asked me to wait then he went out
I'm gonna do for ya it's really after
hours but some of us are working a bit
late I'm George Kennan will you come in
please
Timpson I'm engaged
yes sit down
you needn't be afraid nobody can hear
unless you shaft
did she recognize me down there
Dartmoor yes
I wasn't sure we were halted before I
could see and I didn't look round after
been punished I've been punished before
now for looking up at the sky and
exercising
however I've not come all the way here
to talk prison so you needn't be afraid
I'm not one of your reformers she was
right to feel pity for him and he's
still attached to a poor devil what have
you gone for mm-hmm you know all about
it about my affair of course well I
expect you know how much I'll know I'm
an honest man you know that I don't have
to begin by explaining that to you you
weren't honest towards ilknur if it
comes to that
when I say honest I mean you know what I
mean about Hilda I don't defend that
only I couldn't help myself I dare say I
should do it again well it's no he was
talking about that that's over she's
come out of it all right she's not
harmed and I thank God for it if they've
been a child living well now that would
be different well I mean is I am an
honest man I have been damnably treated
yeah not that I want to her going about
that no I'm a fatalist that's silver
that's done with I'm not whining all I
am insisting is that I'm not a thief and
I am NOT a forger and I have nothing to
hide I've just on six good years for
being innocent I never did anything
wrong or even silly except let myself
get too fond of somebody well that could
happen to anyone and it did happen to me
but there's nothing else you understand
yes nobody has the right to look down on
me is what I mean on the contrary this
country owes me an apology however
that's done with spilled milk spilt
I know what the world is I agree I agree
yes well to cut it short
I want help and I've come to you for it
nee you mr. clay anger have come
straight here from London I haven't got
a friend in the whole world not one it's
not everybody they can say that and I'm
well aware that you're not a friend of
mine I've no claim on you you don't know
me but you do know about me when I saw
you in Dartmoor
I guessed who you were and I said to
myself you look like the sort of a man
that might help another man why did you
come to the prison why did you bring her
there you must have known that I was
there
didn't bring her there it was however we
needn't go into that if you don't mind
was she
upset
of course what do you want me to do
money money you won't feel it but it'll
save me after all mr. clay hanger there
is a bond between us if it comes to that
there is the bond between us and you've
had all the look at it but surely your
wife
surely mrs. cannon mrs. cannon mrs.
cannon cannon that's the shortest mrs.
cannon isn't without funds I know she
was short a little while back Russia
well she was a little short my wife sent
her ten pounds how fancy it was 10
pounds towards expenses you know never
told me understood she was a woman of
property
mr. Utley anger I have left my wife as
you call her if I'd stayed with a nicer
to kill dare run off oh I know what
she's done for me I know that without
her I should probably be in prison today
and for a couple of years to come but
I'd sooner be in prison or in Hell or
anywhere else you like them with mrs.
cannon she's an old woman she always
wasn't a old woman she was nearly 40
when she helped me and I was 22 and I'm
young yet I'm not middle-aged yet well
she's got a clear conscience as mrs.
cannon she always does her duty
she let me walk over her and never
complain if she could only keep me she
just play and smile oh yes she'd turned
the other cheek and keep on turning it
but she's not going to have me oh but
all she's done for me I'm not grateful
hag that's what she is you're a man you
know what's what you'll understand what
I mean believe me when I say I wouldn't
stay with that woman for eternal
salvation I couldn't I couldn't do it
I've taken some of her money
a little and ever enough now I've only
just got here I had to ask your
whereabouts I might have been recognised
in the streets but I haven't been I
didn't expect to find you here at this
hour I might have had to spend the night
in the town oh I wouldn't have gone to
your private house but now that I have
seen you I shall get along to crew
tonight I shall be safer there and it's
on the way to Liverpool and America I
want to go to America with a little bit
of capital or I shall be all right there
it is my one chance but it's a good one
but I must have some capital no use
landing in New York with empty pockets
oh no no I can tell you that's no use
it's all
under the impression you'd been to
America once yes yes I hope that's how I
know I hadn't any money and what's more
I was brought back to face a bigamy
charge excuse me a second
auntie hamsters had an attack heart the
doctor says you can't possibly live
through the night it was a claret ah so
that's it is it
then she's a claret yes have you seen er
yes they made me I suppose I'd better go
round you go back and I'll follow you
no there's someone in there can't talk
yes I say simple have you done those
letters yes took them to the pillar then
call around mr. Benn Bo's and tell them
I'll be about a quarter of an hour I
don't know that you need come back
Oriole
whatever is the matter with you writer
nothing so quick well you come along
with these shocks no queer when you came
out you've upset yourself my child it's
all hey don't I tell you it's a customer
what makes you feel that as I was
walking through the town
I noticed somebody he was talking to the
fishmonger of course I couldn't see him
properly but then as I was walking on I
said to myself it looks like George
Cannon and then I said to myself no of
course it couldn't be
and then of all this business about
Auntie hands the idea went right out of
my head well it is if you want
did you know he was coming no I did not
show the least notion now if you are not
going in there
what is he what he wants me to help him
go to America yeah he says he hasn't a
friend but his wife that's what I said
he's left her says he can't live with
her but I do think it very strange him
coming to see you so do i but there are
a lot of strange things in this world
now listen here I'm not going to keep
him waiting I can't find George and take
him home at once I do think it very
wrong you should be asked to help him
don't get him out of this town and out
of the country now do as I say as things
are he doesn't know there is any George
and it's just as well he shouldn't but
if he stays anywhere about he's bound to
know now off you go George is in the
engine house
helped him in your place
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are you going to help me yes I'll do
what I can
what do you want hundred pounds I can't
let you have it all know what could you
send it to me in notes I can clear a
dress and leave a wait a second yeah
here's 20 pounds take the bag - it'll be
under write the address on the envelope
will you I'll send you 100 tomorrow you
can rely on it
you mean 80 no 120 will get you over and
you'll have wandered clear when you get
to the other side
you're very kind
I
he's the envelope little pencil
you got it all back you see that's
alright don't you worry I don't want it
you owe me nothing
you'll get every penny back and before
too long
well good look you'll get to crow
alright
there's a train from shore ported 87
who'da thought it
they say these chaps always turn up
again like bad pennies that are Betty
won't has he gone how much did you give
him
ADA's just putting the dishes out I'll
just go to the bathroom
how don t Hubbs well if anything she's a
bit easier
I don't mind betting she gets over it
Edwin scene George cannon and George
cannons gone
he's been bribed and he's gone
nobody else in the world would have
helped him but Edwin did I owe
everything I have in the world what all
those school books doing there on the
sideboard other clearly understood that
you would do your lessons in your
mother's boudoir well you could take him
away wrong schoolbooks on books don't
always say that Amelie and I saw all
right so it was my mistake but does he
have to be such an autocrat I'd never
bathed like that to him do you like
carrots and mushrooms too
yes please thank you lad we're not
equals aren't we how can we be he
commands and it's done in the end I must
listen to him because I found no money I
am a parasite thank you dear would you
like carrots and mushrooms or just
carrots please there was a time when I
could say I shall go to London I shall
leave London now I'm deceived and I'm
ruined but I own myself of course I
don't want to leave him but even if I
did I'm a captive now well yes I submit
of course I do
and I'm so quite young I'm only 36 next
year it will be only 37 then 38 and 39
I shall never submit
what you're doing scraping off the right
or four it's a pretty card she told me
yesterday to spell them all out no
waiter
you seemed after me you know one of the
Mandan them over how old is she she
reckon
well no checking any rate up all day I'd
say she tries not to play the part
thirty-nine well not suffer night you
know different to me
well she second out about her suppose
and a chance daughter to which man had
just started she takes care you know but
if she can't who can
well what else oh she got to do with
herself one man and one kid just to look
after and she's got you and my to do
most of that what does the writing say a
happy birthday to my dear elder from
aunty
she's a tough agonal thought she were
dying three years ago I was at Akshay ad
I remember takes more than a heart
attack to kill offer her a euro she's
had six or seven since then the good ins
like me you'll kick off at fifty if I
last that blasted long Maddie's uncle
gave this to me cousin it's her birthday
next week where is shade you know she's
in a boudoir I saw you in my master went
back to work I think I could manage
another drop best not let us see me
fetch it though what about the washing
gotta buy she's got to be done I know he
says I'm just getting a bottle to give
me strength Nance against it have you
I'm just saying that's all I thought for
a minute she was ordering me a bite if
you want to drink you of it Oh she'll
but I won't have you labeling the work
to make you hold up you won't tell
anybody you think as you was mr. easy
you been here longer than you out long
and what's that meant to mean if I were
put on the way you were I'd have move
myself out of here years ago I've
noticed you in an order to go well it
won't be much longer the way she carries
on her come funny with me just one more
time I'll have me die name steers before
shake inspect I'll conform yourself a
position anytime
the steed can push from the last one as
I heard it you watch your blasted tongue
may go a soul knows about you tied to
her apron strings you are you'd be
frightened to doctor shift yourself out
of it and don't you think er doesn't
know it too
why do you think treads all over you
great big ugly mouth oh listen to this
beauty doc you go ahead and swill
yourself with beer well if I want a
busted sound that's it I'm not doing
yeah busted washing gone oh I can see
you've been drinking now don't lie to me
what's the farmer's Marbury tease I
don't care whose it is I do not allow my
students to have alcohol not while
they're on duty anyhow don't you know
don't you know you please not use that
much to me I'm not using no voice I'm
using my own show me your own huh I wish
to see your room take me there at once
it's your room not mine you know where
it is please do as I say I wish to see
your room my room
it is quite disgusting I suppose you
realize that and what's that supposed to
mean you'd be just busting yourself of
your lived in here it is your
responsibility to see that this room is
kept clean oh is it now and when am I
supposed to do that if you don't mind me
asking I'm working every hour that God
sent as you do please do not be insolent
will be insolence
Plus speed OIT toity you are and all
this cuz I like a bottle of beer and
need a bottle of beer what's the matter
with having a bottle of beer look look
man if you want to see my best if you
leave at once please pack your trunk and
leave at once
I shall do the cooking myself for
tonight Ada and I shall expect you to
help me by preparing the vegetables now
hurry along with that soup it should
have been done by now
then you take out the carrots and start
on those not to have told me about
Eliza's drinking you may have thought it
was loyal to her but that was not so it
was disloyal to me disloyal and
secretive it was you're always hiding
things from me ADA I think it's very
wrong with you I haven't forgotten that
I once had to give you notice and you
shouldn't forget that it was concern for
you and led me into withdrawing it hello
yes this is a good place to meet we
should have it properly cooked for a
change and a fish - it is your mistress
and not your fellow servants that matter
the most to you eh do you remember that
hmm see you the pace at which this
kitchen usually works oh no no no no
you'll have to rub that one again look
at the map you've left up there oh you
have the makings of a good servant a
loyalty and hard work that's what you
need oh yes I think that between us we
shall manage but well that cook made
such a fuss about something so
straightforward
can't possibly think
well it's time this house was
reorganized and I shall do more yes I
shall for one thing I shall have new
clothes
oh do i I don't know and Edwin shall
have new clothes he's beginning to
slouch he must stand up straight he
could be mayor of this town if he wanted
to be he hasn't even gone on the council
yet well he shall do I shall see to that
and why shouldn't I be Maris I could
certainly set an example to some when I
think what we suffered to come together
it's also well we shall live in the
country I've quite decided that how do
the sort out of the grime out of filthy
Trafalgar Road ten miles from the Ben
bows and four Monty HAMP's we're
servants are servants and there's space
and air some are just like TV mansion
somewhere where we can really start a
new life I shall Drive Edwin to the
station in a dog-cart all right into
Bursley if I want to shop oh no I would
never shop in Bursley shop in old castle
of course I should be active busy
dignified elegant influential and kind
I should make his life a miracle Oh
however she'd come home right now
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can I speak to you in the kitchen yes
put them on and then come up here and
see what you have to say I was thinking
I better give you notice mom what's the
matter now there's no place in Yuma the
way you talked to me in the kitchen so
now is always a hiding things from you I
felt it very much
Joey what's wrong with you ada
you're a little fool I know you'll never
get a better place than you have here
but you'll get an idea in your head and
there you are now do be sensible you say
you want to give notice think it over
before you do anything ridiculous sleep
on it
we'll see how you feel in the morning I
think I'd better give notice especially
saying as I'm a fool in celli so you
would leave me without a maid and with
Christmas coming on and that's all the
thanks I get for what I've done for you
well mum we've had such a queer lotta
girls here lately haven't we five cooks
in three years without a year now and
some of them very queer I don't hardly
care to stay I feel we should both be
better for a change like very well ADA I
shall take you back again whatever
happens
can I leave at once mum same as Coke and
may I inquire where you'd go at this
time of night you can't possibly go home
to your parents
oh it could go to me cousins of a tuft
road and it could send down a lad with a
barrel for me box I suppose you realize
you're forfeiting the wages due to you
the day after tomorrow I should ask my
cousin about that mom I should I
certainly should deserves our coz of me
rights that will do ADA go go box
I'll get from him
what next
surely she knows how to organize this
house be her course haven't seen George
but he's not back from school yet I
can't help was no light on the landing
guy that I wish you'd see to these
servants of yours
as it happened as there aren't any
servants aren't any servants what do you
mean when I found the Attic full of beer
bottles I sent her off I'm a spotter to
off Eliza
what about Heder she's gone too boy
she seemed to want to and she was very
impertinent about it too much over it is
hmm
I told him this what happened I told her
it would he's always saying I know soft
I am with people at work she thinks they
laugh at me she thinks they think I'm a
simpleton at least I don't lose my
entire working stuff in one afternoon
there's a million domestic servants in
this blessed country and not one of them
works less than 100 hours a week and
nobody cares
do I even really care yourself it's
quite obvious it's all gotten in bins
can we donate no of course I haven't
forgotten
I sent for mrs. Tam's mrs. tan yes
she'll come hmm if she's doing nothing
else
what of course she's doing nothing else
she always comes to help me out when
there's a problem and she needs the
money you know she does I wish you'd go
out to look for George how can I look
for him I wouldn't know where to begin
no he will you be quite safe with it
he's a very good bicyclist I'm not sure
about that the roads are very greasy
tonight anything could have happened I
really do want you to go out and look
for George oh don't play the fool have
you fallen off your bike lukkage a new
overcoat and don't leave your satchel a
mother made me take my overcoat
you know I can't cycling my overcoat I
haven't been on my bike all day my legs
broken where is your bike now in the
shed of course then why you so late
captain all this time what for
Latin Oh work again haven't you done it
properly the headache last night of your
Latin headaches you didn't seem to have
much of a date when you came in well I
just forgot a minute that's all it's my
eyes I told you these specs would never
suit me but you wouldn't believe me
death master wouldn't believe me what's
the good of telling you in
if you only think I'm coming
I am going to take George to London
tomorrow about his eyes to London yes
well it's no use doing these things as
last charlie or grief to recommend me a
first-class oculist wouldn't have that
boy's eyes I played with for anything
but he's doing tomorrow
what's wrong with Birmingham Manchester
we shall just see about that
Luke don't you worry about those eyes we
shall do something there you shall make
sure you see a first-class specialist
stick into Birmingham or Manchester if
you like doing us a service deadline
run round to mrs. Thames you know the
woman who came around when we lost the
last coupe ask her if she can come round
an AW mother out
mrs. Thames
what right have we got to drag her out
at this time of night
why should she stop whatever she's doing
leave her husband and family to fend for
themselves and come here to do our
washing top because she needs the money
of course well I've had some pretty good
meals in his house but this is certainly
the best bit of dish I ever tasted
so the catastrophe of the kitchen leaves
me humble
oh I do like so now then your callous
brute what do you say Oh Edwin never
praises me yes I do no he's too wrapped
up in his works to think of crazies 100
by the way teddy yep
I heard a rumor you've been asked to
stand for the town council in the South
Road
why didn't you who told you that tail it
was about never come from me yes well he
was asked to stand but he wouldn't
I thought he ought to I begged him to
but no he wouldn't do you know he
refused a JP ship - oh that sort of
things not my line I wasn't it whose
line is it then look at all the rotters
in the council all the more reason why
you should be on it well I don't know
time I'll tell you what's the matter
whether you're well man you may not know
it but you're in a groove you become a
good example of the generous
domesticated businessman you forgotten
what life is I mean do you fancy you're
at full stretch all the time but you're
in a coma well I suppose you'll never
see 40 again and have you ever been
outside this island you went to London
no this year because you went last year
and he'll go next year because you went
this year and if you should happen now
and again to worry about the failure of
your confounded Liberal Party then you
think you're in good broad-minded fellow
what we do where are your musical
evenings and I asked you to come with me
to a concert in Manchester last week but
one you thought I'd gone dotty simply
because it meant you're leaving your
works early and not getting to bed until
the unheard of our a 1:30 a.m. John no
one no I will I mean
but you haven't got a vise left I'm
device would interfere with your lovely
life Oh as any one thing would upset you
more than a machinery breakdown at the
world sir what's that what if one of the
hinges of your garden gate came off what
if you lost your nuts key well look I
didn't mean struck wall of a heat bother
servant affair they probably occur to
you that your breakfast might be five
minutes late in the morning circle call
of a pending post natal de Courcey balls
no I know thinks it's my fault
aren't you usual thing the usual thing I
never heard of a happy marriage yet that
didn't end in the same way happy
marriage écoles it no I don't see what
marriage is to do with it no of course
you don't I don't know if you don't we
have the diagnosis what's the
prescription in Hulme much too close to
your infernal works why don't you get
right away and live in the country like
a sensible man instead of being stuck in
this filthy Oh somebody on my side don't
you'll say you couldn't even actually
would course he would just like he
thinks is impossible to get a London
tomorrow
London mm-hmm why do you want to get a
London for about Georgia spectacles they
don't shoot her at all they give him
headaches edwin would have me take him
to the local man what's his name at
ambridge I was afraid it would be risky
but Edwin Ward habit no I'm taking him
to London so we going on far too long as
it is he hasn't said a word don't you
think it's best to get along Oh chief
thing in these cases to satisfy the
maternal instinct if I should go to
London tomorrow look what will happen to
his worship with no servants in the
house I'm hoping he'll come with us
that'll shake him up
I'm afraid that's quite out of the
question why is it out of the way stores
are gone go um why do you have to go
tomorrow what what does a day or two
matter I'll tell you why it matters I
will not take chances with my child's
eyesight it is going on far too long as
it is and how do you know a day won't
make any difference it might make all
the difference in the world
anyway I can't go to London tomorrow
then what shall you do I don't know they
said their beams of smoke well we shall
see
oh yes we shall when we are alone
tonight we shall have this thing out
he'll soon see you wins the battles in
this house tomorrow to see about my eyes
we're going to stay with uncle Charles
and auntie Janet and she says she's
going to take me to the Egyptian Hall
isn't it topping Oh auntie Maggie's here
Maggie he's here hello max good evening
miss clay hugger auntie amps is being
naughty again do anything with her she's
about to let herself in for another
attack if she doesn't take care of
herself and she won't take care of
herself she won't listen to the doctor
anybody else she's always on her feet
and she's got sewing meetings on the
brain just now I've got her to bed early
tonight she's frightfully shaky and I
thought have come up and tell you you're
the only one that can do anything
whether at all and you really must come
and see her tomorrow on your way to the
works
alright alright I'll drop in only I got
no influence over her Georgie's eyes hmm
see it's absolutely necessary for he'll
they detect him to London tomorrow and
you've got no servants at all can't you
come and sleep a Dumpty's for a night or
two you've no idea what a relief it had
made to me think you might
I asked him to come
could have been the start of our new
life not that I would expect him to see
that well I'm going to London
yes oh that's good thing anyway I'll
give your regards to Janet and Charlie
shut up of course I shall write a note
to aunty HAMP's to say when we'll be
back don't forget to lock up when you
get well short goodbye then hmm I know
now I'm being turned out in my own house
why should I tolerate her there's no
reason why my marriage is finished
that's all there is
oh yes they'll be a scandal of course
there will be a scandal
okay she doesn't see what she's doing
she doesn't see it at all
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