The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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[_Impatiently._] Oh! pooh!
MURIEL. [_Leaving_ SOPHY.] Yes, after to-morrow he sha'n't find me looking a guilty fool whenever he speaks to me--by Jove, he sha'n't! I believe he guessed I haven't seen Moses in the Bulrushes! SOPHY. But, dear, how do you know what Captain Bastling means to say to you to-morrow? MURIEL. [_Pausing in her walk._] To say?--good-bye. SOPHY. Suppose he asks you to put him out of his misery--marry him directly, on the quiet? MURIEL. [_A little unsteadily._] Then I shall tell him finally--my word is given to Lord Quex. SOPHY. [_Coming to her again._] Given!--wrung out of you. And just for that |
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