The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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[_A little impatiently._] Naturally.
FRAYNE. Well, six months pass quickly--everywhere but on the West Coast of Africa. QUEX. And then--you shall be my best man, Chick, if you're still home. FRAYNE. [_Rising._] Hah! I never thought-- QUEX. [_Rising._] No; I who always laughed at marriage as a dull depravity permitted to the respectable classes! I who always maintained that man's whole duty to woman--meaning his mistresses--that a man's duty to a woman is liberally discharged when he has made a settlement on her, or stuck her into his will! [_Blowing the ideas from him._] Phugh! [_He goes to the little table, and examines the objects upon it._ FRAYNE. [_Following him._] Talking of--ah--mistresses I suppose you've--? QUEX. |
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