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HAMILTON

Angelica.
Oh, because you've been away, of course. Well, I'm very sorry, but I think he looks fat and well.

Betsy.
I ought not to have left him.

Angelica.
You're terribly in love, aren't you?

[Coming tip to ladder.

Betsy.
I am, Angelica, and I can't get over it. You know Alexander is the most wonderful man in the world.

Angelica.
[Back to c.] Is he? What about my husband?

Betsy.
Oh, well, John Church is a dear old thing, but you couldn't possibly be terribly in love with him, could you? Besides he's an Englishman.

Angelica.
What do you mean, Betsy Hamilton? I am terribly in love with him.

Betsy.
I know you are, dear, but you couldn't possibly love John as I love Alexander.

Angelica.
And why not?

Betsy.
Well, he's a dear, but he has no brains—now has he?