The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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But you've had malaria--
FRAYNE. Dry up, Harry! QUEX. So we're quits. Well, down on my marrow-bones I went, metaphorically, and there and then I made my vows to old aunt Julia, and craved her help; and she dropped tears on me, Chick, like a mother. And the result was that within a month I became engaged to Miss Eden. FRAYNE. The young lady soon waived her-- QUEX. [_Getting off the table._] I beg your pardon--the young lady did nothing of the kind. But with aunt Julia's aid I showed 'em all that it was a genuine case of done with the old life--a real, genuine instance. [_Balancing upon the back of the chair._] I've sold my house in Norfolk Street. FRAYNE. You'll want one. QUEX. |
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