The Pigeon by John Galsworthy
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ANN. [Pouring out the rum, and handing him the glass.] Well, who
was it? WELLWYN. He didn't beg of me. [Losing himself in recollection.] Interesting old creature, Ann--real type. Old cabman. ANN. Where? WELLWYN. Just on the Embankment. ANN. Of course! Daddy, you know the Embankment ones are always rotters. WELLWYN. Yes, my dear; but this wasn't. ANN. Did you give him your card? WELLWYN. I--I--don't ANN. Did you, Daddy? WELLWYN. I'm rather afraid I may have! ANN. May have! It's simply immoral. WELLWYN. Well, the old fellow was so awfully human, Ann. Besides, I didn't give him any money--hadn't got any. ANN. Look here, Daddy! Did you ever ask anybody for anything? You know you never did, you'd starve first. So would anybody decent. |
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