Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor
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[Goes up, sits in Georgina's lap--turns to apologize, sits in Augusta's lap--same business with Mrs. M, then goes back to Georgina.] Asa Miss Georgina. [She comes down.] How's your appetite? shall I tell that lord about the beafsteak and onions I saw you pitching into? Geo Please don't, Mr. Trenchard, I'm so delicate. Asa Wal, I won't, if you don't want me to. Geo Oh, thank you. [Backs up stage and sits in Dundreary's lap, who has taken her seat.] Asa Miss Gusty. [Augusta comes down.] Got your boots, hain't you? Aug Yes, Mr. Trenchard. Asa How do they fit you? Say, shall I tell that fellow you were after me first? Aug [Extravagantly.] Not for the world, Mr. Trenchard. Asa [Mimicing.] Wal, I won't, if you don't want me to. |
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