Les deux Anglaises et le continent

Ann Brown:
If you send for a doctor, I will see him now.

Claude Roc:
What's wrong with me today? I look old!

Muriel Brown:
Dearest Claude... I came to see you to bury this thing. I'm glad you were the first, because it's you, because you wanted it. I shan't cry. Listen to me as you once did when I told you love was stirring in me. Now I tell you that is must die. So that I may live.

Claude Roc:
I'd rather not be between you, I'd like to be able to look at both of you.

Mrs. Brown:
I must ask you to stay with our friend, Mr. Flint. That's his house there. [points to Mr. Flint's house] I also want to say this: If Anne's prediction comes true, if one day a stronger feeling grows between you and Muriel, and you both deign to recognise it, I'll not be against it, personally. Though, I have my doubts about international messages.