The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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[_In an altered tone, but keeping her in play._] Ha, ha, ha, ha!
[_Looking at his watch._] I--I am afraid I shall have to run away to dress for dinner very soon. SOPHY. [_Resuming her work, disappointed._] Not yet; you've plenty of time. But there, dangerous or not dangerous, in my heart I can't help holding with what my lady-customers are continually saying. QUEX. [_Watching her keenly._] No? and what are your lady-customers continually saying? SOPHY. Why, that the young fellows of the day are such conceited, apish creatures; no man under forty-five is worth wasting a minute's time over. QUEX. Ho! they say that, your lady-customers? SOPHY. Yes; and they're good judges, they are. QUEX. |
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