. . .Rowell. If I understand you, Mr. Jenks, you would be his successor. Jenks. That's just it. I know you have influence. See, here's an official envelope addressed to you, and from the war-office too. Rowell (snatches and opens it). For me? Ah, good, good! Jenks, I shall remember you. Now comes my turn. Gaylie, I must home at once: will you go with me? Gaylie. I prefer remaining here. Rowell. As you please. Mr. Trueworth, a word with you. (Rob advances.) I give you one more opportunity to embrace my offer. 'Tis the last chance. This fine property for your silence. 37 Rob. I will make no terms with you. When I have won the right, I will speak. (Turns up stage.) Rowell (walking up slowly to door). When you have won the right: that time will never come. Fool! you have made an enemy of one who can strike deep and well. [Exit door in F. Hosea. Row. . . Read More