The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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QUEX.
And I was right. Her first words were, "Think of your life; how can you ask this of me?"--her first words and her last, that evening. I was desperate, Chick, for I--Well, I'm hit, you know. FRAYNE. What did you do? QUEX. Came to town by the first train in the morning--drove straight off to Richmond, to my pious aunt. Found her in bed with asthma; _I_ got her up. And I almost went down on my knees to her, Chick. FRAYNE. Not really? QUEX. I did--old man as I am! no, I'm not old. FRAYNE. Forty-eight. Ha, ha! I'm only forty-five. QUEX. |
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