Dolly Dialogues by Anthony Hope
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"She did look ripping in that white frock," he said, "with her
hair--" "Stop," said I firmly. "She looked just like a lot of other girls." "I'm hanged if she did!" said Hilary. Then he glanced at me with a puzzled sort of expression. "I say, old man, weren't you ever that way yourself?" he asked. I hailed a hansom cab. "Because, if you were, you know, you'd understand how a fellow remembers every--" "Good night," said I. "At least I suppose you're not coming to the club?" "Well, I think not," said Hilary. "Ta-ta, old fellow. Sorry we bored you. Of course, if a man has never--" "Never!" I groaned. "A score of times!" "Well, then, doesn't it--? "No," said I. "It's just that that makes stories like yours so infernally--" |
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