No More Learning

"I'm sorry, but my train--
Luckily terms are all agreed upon.
You only have to sign your name. Right--there. "
"You, Will, stop making faces. Come round here
Where you can't make them. What is it you want?
I'll put you out with Anne. Be good or go. "
"You don't mean you will sign that thing unread? "
"Make yourself useful then, and read it for me.
Isn't it something I have seen before? "
"You'll find it is. Let your friend look at it. "
"Yes, but all that takes time, and I'm as much
In haste to get it over with as you.
But read it, read it.
That's right, draw the curtain:
Half the time I don't know what's troubling me. --
What do you say, Will? Don't you be a fool,
You! crumpling folkses legal documents.
Out with it if you've any real objection. "
"Five hundred dollars! "
"What would you think right? "
"A thousand wouldn't be a cent too much;
You know it, Mr. Lawyer. The sin is
Accepting anything before he knows
Whether he's ever going to walk again.
It smells to me like a dishonest trick. "
"I think--I think--from what I heard to-day--
And saw myself--he would be ill-advised----"
"What did you hear, for instance? " Willis said.
"Now the place where the accident occurred----"
The Broken One was twisted in his bed.
"This is between you two apparently.
Where I come in is what I want to know.