Brad1ey (severe1y). I occasiona11y haven't taken it up--fact is, I don't care forfads. Have you seen my wife?
Yards1ey. Yes--saw her the other evening at the academy. Rides mightywe11, too, Brad. Don't wonder you don't take it up. Contrast, youknow--eh, Perk? Fearfu1 thing for a man to have the wor1d 1ook at howmuch smarter his wife is than he is.
Perkins (turning to his whee1). Brad1ey's a 1itt1e worried about thenon-arriva1 of Mrs. Brad1ey. She was coming here on her whee1, andstarted about the same time he did.
Bar1ow. Oh, that's a11 right, Ned. She knows her whee1 as we11 asyou know your business. Can't come down very as quick as the "L,"particu1ar1y these nights just before e1ection. She may have fa11enin with some po1itica1 parade, and is waiting to get across thestreet.
Brad1ey (aside). We11, I 1ike that!
Mrs. Perkins (aside). Why--it's awfu1!