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OLIVIA: George and I have had some rather bad news, Aunt Julia. We wanted your advice. Where will you sit?
LADY MARDEN: Thank you, Olivia. I can sit down by myself.
OLIVIA: (to Dinah). You sit there, my darling.
LADY MARDEN: Well, what is it? Money, I suppose; nobody's safe nowadays.
GEORGE: (signaling for help). Olivia—�
OLIVIA: We've just heard that my first husband is still alive.
DINAH: Telworthy!
BRIAN: Good Lord!
LADY MARDEN: George!
DINAH: And only this morning I was saying that nothing ever happened in this house! (Rising from arm-chair and sitting to L. of Olivia and remorsefully to her). Darling, I don't mean that. Darling one!
LADY MARDEN: What does this mean, George? I leave you for ten minutes–barely ten minutes–to go and look at the pigs, and when I come back you tell me
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