The Gay Lord Quex - A Comedy in Four Acts by Arthur Wing Pinero
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Never mind her name!
SOPHY. And they'd lately met Lord Quex in a country house in Worcestershire. Well, he had kissed _her_--Smith admitted it. MURIEL. Kissed whom--Lady Pumphrey? SOPHY. Oh, of course he'd kissed Lady Pumphrey; but he kissed Smith afterwards, when he tipped her. She told me what he said. MURIEL. What did he say? SOPHY. He said, "There's a little something for yourself, my girl." MURIEL. [_Starting to her feet and walking away._] My heavens! a Maid! what next am I to hear--his _blanchisseuse_? [_Sinking into a chair._] Oh! oh, dear! |
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