Act 2 Hobsons Choice
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- When you've told me what to do, I'll use my intelligence and see it's done properly
- Then go and make clogs
- You don't help us much for an intelligent foreman.
- That's his business card: William Mossop, Practical Boot and Shoe Maker, 39a Oldfield Road, Salford. William Mossop, Master Bootmaker! That's the man you're privileged to call by his Christian name. Aye, and I'll do more for you than let you call him in his name.
- I'm surprised at you, Alice, I really am, after what you've just been told. Exposing your books to a rival shop. you ought to know better. Will's waiting. And you're to kiss him hearty now
- You've been married this morning!
- It looks like things are slow at your new shop if you can walk round in your best clothes on a working day.
- Not us. I'll have my sisters there when I get wed. It's at one o'clock at St Philip's
- It's not a working day with us. It's a wedding-day.
- Wedded with a brass ring!
- That! But you're not taking it for -
- Yes, I am. Will and me aren't throwing money around, but we can pay our way. There's fourpence for the ring. Gather it up, Vickey
- It's what you told Freddy to instruct me. Action against Henry Horatio Hobson for trespass on the premises of Jonathon Beenstock Co ., Corn Merchants, of Chapel Street, Salford, with damages to certain corn bags caused by falling on them and further damages claimed for spying on the trade secrets of the aforesaid J.B. Co.
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