Mrs B Memory

Question 1

‘(Smiling) Well it came in just at the right moment…I think Sheila and I had better go into the drawing room and leave you men -‘

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Question 2

“this child.. You’re looking tired dear. I think you ought to go to bed - and forget about this absurd business’

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Question 3

‘I don’t suppose for a moment that we can understand why the girl committed suicide.
Girls of that class-‘.

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Question 4

You seem to be conducting it in a rather peculiar and offensive manner. You know of course that my husband was Lord mayor’

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Question 5

“(With dignity) Yes. We’ve done a great deal of useful work in helping deserving cases’.

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Question 6

‘Gross impertinence - quite deliberate - and naturally that was one of the things that prejudiced me against her case’.

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Question 7

‘In spite of what happened to the girl since, I consider I did my duty. So I prefer not to discuss it any further, you have no power to make me change my mind’

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Question 8

‘It wasn’t I who had had her turned out of her employment - which probably began it all

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Question 9

‘(Smiling) And I must say Gerald, you’ve argued this very cleverly, and I’m most grateful.’

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Question 10

‘But I didn’t know it was you - I never dreamt - Besides, your not the type - you don’t get drunk’

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