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2906	Galsworthy, John	The Silver Box: A Comedy in Three Acts			.txt	text/plain	19373	3180	99	putting hands to his head, and staring hard at Mrs. Jones.] Look And I tell him Mrs. Barthwick wouldn't like him Come, John, you know Jack did n't mean anything; he Yes, sir; I've looked all over the house. Wheeler and Mrs. Jones, Sir. BARTHWICK. JONES, Yes, sir, they all three go to school every day. Yes, Sir. Of course I can't say he does n't drink, Yes, sir; and of course after he lost his place he Yes, Sir; I know nobody can help me. [Exchanging glances with his wife.] By the way, Mrs. Jones--I think it is only fair to tell you, a silver cigarette-box JONES comes forward to the table and tries to take the box; If I were you, sir, I should let things take their course. [Opening the window, and looking out quietly.] It's Mrs. Jones's little boy, ma'am; he came here after his mother.	./cache/2906.txt	./txt/2906.txt