Mrs. Janet Archer:
Well, um, well, it's all very silly, but the fact is that my daughter has written a - a sort of diary.
Kenneth Marquis:
Indeed? Well, I'm confident that it reflects her girlish charms.
Mrs. Janet Archer:
Well, um, this diary is, um ...
Kenneth Marquis:
You are talking, I take it about that volume that your husband is clutching in his clammy hands?
Mrs. Janet Archer:
Well, it's all quite ridiculous, and I'm sure you'll be the first to - Go ahead, Harry. Please read some of it to Mr. Marquis, and then he'll realize how crazy the whole thing is.
Harry P. Archer:
[Reading]
"Not all women know really great love. And so few can save the man they love from himself."
[clears his throat]
Kenneth Marquis:
Doesn't read very fluently, does he?
Harry P. Archer:
"Kenny-boy is so sweet. I'm lucky I found Kenny-boy in time." Kenny-boy is you!
Kenneth Marquis:
Really?
Harry P. Archer:
That's from my daughter's diary.
Mrs. Janet Archer:
Silly, isn't it?
Kenneth Marquis:
No, I like it.
Harry P. Archer:
It's just schoolgirl romantic nonsense! But, there are reasons why we couldn't question Corliss.
Kenneth Marquis:
Naturally, after your contemptible invasion of the privacy of her diary.
Harry P. Archer:
It's none of your business what I do.
Kenneth Marquis:
My name is mentioned.
Harry P. Archer:
I'll burn every page. Only a fool would think there was any truth to this.
Kenneth Marquis:
Every single word of it is true.
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