The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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I should like to settle this business with you pleasantly--if possible.
Allow me to say this. I don't think I am quite such an atrocious person as you appear to believe; in fact I can assure you I am not. SOPHY. [_Gathering her robe about her and advancing a few steps._] You must excuse me, my lord, but--[_glancing round the room_] you evidently forget where you are. QUEX. No, I don't; but I tell you--I tell you sincerely--that my visit to her Grace to-night was an innocent one. SOPHY. [_Turning her head away, in great disdain._] Really! QUEX. Really. You won't accept money? SOPHY. No, indeed, I will not. QUEX. Very well. Ha! it's an odd attitude for a man like myself to adopt |
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