Then you mean to tell me that if I had indulged more then, I could indulge more now? JULIA.

She knows I can't abide her. JULIA.

TO MISS JULIA GRANBY.

I didn't ask, Laura. (Mrs. James gives a jerk of exasperation, but at that moment the bell rings and a low knock is heard.) JULIA (ecstatically).

I mean, oughtn't we to be seeing a great many more things than we do? JULIA.

Don't people ever ask? JULIA.

[Thrusts at him, and hurts JULIA in the arm.

[Goes to kill JULIA.

Turning about, she perceives, indeed they both perceive, in the centre of the small table, a handsome silver tea-pot which opens and shuts its lid at them, as if trying to speak.) JULIA.

Did anybody recognise you? JULIA.

Do you remember the silver tea-pot? JULIA.

The contents evidently startle her, but she retains her presence of mind) JULIA.

I said 'where?' JULIA.

(She unfurls the tissue paper of the box and takes out the wreath) JULIA.

Whoever thought of finding you? JULIA (sweetly).

He twiddles his feet at them and vanishes.) JULIA.

Do you use glasses? JULIA.

Then we want to ask him about his will. JULIA.

What brought you? JULIA.

[Exeunt GONSALVO, and the boys, with MANUEL, carrying JULIA.

Julia, when you died JULIA.

This is the place, where Roderick must expect His Julia:How!

We have got to find our Father. JULIA.