Fashionable Philosophy - and Other Sketches by Laurence Oliphant
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forgive me.
_El_. Oh, this is too horrible! [_Shrinks from him, and bursts into a violent fit of weeping_.] _Pl_. There, that's capital! Nothing like a hearty fit of tears to kuk- kuk-comfort a woman when she finds herself in a mess. Now Flamm, if you call a kuk-kuk-cab, we'll put her in and send her home. [_Exit_ Flamm. _Ad_. If you'll have the kindness, Dr Plumper, to give me your address, and allow me to call upon you to-morrow, I think I shall be able to give both Mrs Plumper and yourself a complete explanation of what must appear most extraordinary conduct on my part. _Re-enter_ Flamm. _Fl_. The cab is ready. _Ad_. Now, Lady Elaine, if you will allow Dr Plumper and myself to assist you, we will accompany you home. [_Exeunt omnes_. SCENE VI.--Lady Gules's Boudoir. Lord and Lady Gules--Adolphus. _Lord G_. Ha, ha, ha! Oh, wait a moment, my dear Gresham, or you'll kill me with laughing. It's the best joke I ever heard in my life, and |
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