(LORD WESTON is seated by the fireplace, filling his pipe and lecturing his secretary. ROGER is a...

(LORD WESTON is seated by the fireplace, filling his pipe and lecturing his secretary. ROGER is at a writing-table, diligently copying papers.) WESTON: ...Diligence, and a respect for detail should be your care. I did not become Lord Weston by twiddling my thumbs and hoping for favours. I won my honours by hard work and zealous service. (Weston notices Roger is not listening and rebukes him. Roger apologizes. Weston searches his pockets for a scrap of paper to light his pipe.) +1 WESTON: (R