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People live in them at their peril; I don't pull them down, or rather' correcting himself with exasperating consistency 'Mr. Henslowe doesn't pull them down, because, like other men, I suppose, he dislikes an outcry. But if the population stays, it stays at its own risk. Now have I made myself plain? The two men eyed one another. 'Perfectly plain, said Robert quietly.
And if the squire ain't satisfied with the way his work's done now, why he can take you on as a second string, you know. You'd show us all, I'll be bound, how to make the money fly. Then Robert's temper gave way, and he turned upon the half-drunken brute before him with a few home-truths delivered with a rapier-like force which for the moment staggered Henslowe, who turned from red to purple.
He gave her his report, and they walked on together arm-in-arm, a very depressed pair. 'What shall you do next? she asked him. 'Make out the law of the matter, he said briefly. 'If you get over the inspector, said Catherine anxiously, 'I am tolerably certain Henslowe will turn out the people. He would not dare, Robert thought.
It was not his fault that, from the moment of his arrival in the parish, Henslowe had made him the target of a vulgar and embittered hostility, and so far as he had struck out in return it had been for the protection of persecuted and defenceless creatures. But all the same, he could not get the thought of the man's collapse and humiliation out of his mind.
Henslowe poured wine from a brown earthen crock into the glasses, where it shimmered a bright thin red, the color of currants.
Between the play-house and the Thames were gardens and trees, and a thin fringe of buildings along the bank by the landings. It was not far, and there were places where one could get a boat every fifty yards or so at the Bankside. But "Come in, come in," said Henslowe. "Growling never fed a dog; and we must be doing."
People live in them at their peril; I don't pull them down, or rather' correcting himself with exasperating consistency 'Mr. Henslowe doesn't pull them down, because, like other men, I suppose, he dislikes an outcry. But if the population stays, it stays at its own risk. Now have I made myself plain? The two men eyed one another. 'Perfectly plain, said Robert quietly.
"Well, madam," said he, in Hampshire as broad as his wife's, "you will have your will. Not that Captain Henslowe believes a word of your ghosts not he; but he took fire when he heard of queer sights about the castle.
He was relieved to have left them. He had been afraid he would burst out into some childish tirade. What a shame old Henslowe hadn't come back yet. He could have poured out all his despair to him; he had often enough before; and Henslowe was out of the army now.
Or else I'll put it right up to the guy who's top sergeant. He's a good friend of mine. We can fix it up on the records some way. But for God's sake don't ruin your whole life on account of a little stubbornness, and some damn fool anarchistic ideas or other a feller like you ought to have had more sense than to pick up...." "He's right, Andy," said Henslowe in a low voice.
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