You Never Can Tell by George Bernard Shaw
page 10 of 166 (06%)
page 10 of 166 (06%)
|
PHILIP. Twentieth Century Conduct.
DOLLY. Twentieth Century Children. PHILIP. Twentieth Century Parents. DOLLY. Cloth limp, half a dollar. PHILIP. Or mounted on linen for hard family use, two dollars. No family should be without them. Read them, Mr. Valentine: they'll improve your mind. DOLLY. But not till we've gone, please. PHILIP. Quite so: we prefer people with unimproved minds. Our own minds are in that fresh and unspoiled condition. VALENTINE (dubiously). Hm! DOLLY (echoing him inquiringly). Hm? Phil: he prefers people whose minds are improved. PHILIP. In that case we shall have to introduce him to the other member of the family: the Woman of the Twentieth Century; our sister Gloria! DOLLY (dithyrambically). Nature's masterpiece! PHILIP. Learning's daughter! |
|