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- I'm not satisfied, but it's the best we can do till our new black's ready, and Ben and Elizabeth will never have thought about mourning yet, so we'll outshine them there.
- Get your boots off, Henry; Elizabeth's that prying she notices the least speck of dirt.
- I'm wondering if they'll come at all. When you and Elizabeth quarrelled she said she'd never set foot in your house again.
- She'll come fast enough after her share of what grandfather's left. You know how hard she can be when she likes. Where she gets it from I can't tell.
- I suppose it's in the family.
- I was referring to your father, not to you. Where are my slippers?
- What do you mean by that, Henry Slater?
- HENRY sits in the armchair by the fire.
- In the kitchen; but you want a new pair, those old ones are nearly worn out. You don't seem to realise what it's costing me to bear up likeI am doing.
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- They'll be very small for me, my dear.
- My heart's fit to break when I see the little trifles that belonged to grandfather lying around and think he'll never use them again. Here! You'd better wear these slippers of grandfather's now.It's lucky he'd just got a new pair.
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- MRS SLATER briskly.
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