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luvverly". Good business sense.’
He leaned across the desk again.
‘Seems to me’, he said, ‘that you could do with some of that around here.’
‘So it appears,’ said Silverfish weakly.
‘And with the money,’ said Dibbler, his voice a crowbar inserted in the cracks in reality, ‘you could really get on with perfecting your art.’
Silverfish brightened a bit. ‘That’s true,’ he said. ‘For example, some way of getting sound on–’
Dibbler A Romantick Tragedie in Two Reels.
Thank you.

‘Oh,’ he said, flatly. wasn’t listening. He pointed to a stack of boards leaning against the wall. ‘What are those?’ he said. ‘Ah,’ said Silverfish. ‘That was my idea. We thought it would be, er, good business sense’, he savoured the words as if they were some rare new sweet, ‘to tell people about the other moving pictures we were making.’ Dibbler picked up one of the boards and held it critically at arm’s length. It said: Nexte weke wee will be ShewingPelias and Melisande,
‘Isn’t that all right?’ said Silverfish, now thoroughly beaten. ‘