The Foundations by John Galsworthy
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page 38 of 114 (33%)
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goin' to ryce trynes in my motor car.
MRS. L. [Dryly] Ah!--Yu'um gwine to be very busy, that's sartin. Can you sew? L. AIDA. [With a Smile] Nao. MRS. L. Don' they tache Yu that, there? L. AIDA. [Blending contempt and a lingering curiosity] Nao. MRS. L. 'Tes wonderful genteel. L. AIDA. I can sing, though. MRS. L. Let's 'ear yu, then. L. AIDA. [Shaking her head] I can ply the pianner. I can ply a tune. MRS. L. Whose pianner? L. AIDA. Mrs. Brahn's when she's gone aht. MRS. L. Well, yu are gettin' edjucation! Du they tache yu to love yore neighbours? L. AIDA. [Ineffably] Nao. [Straying to the window] Mrs. Lemmy, what's the moon? |
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