Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor
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Dun Oh! I thought he meant the gas fixins.
Asa Say, you, you Mr. Puffy, you run out and get me a bunch of mint and a bundle of straws; hurry up, old hoss. [Exit Binny, L. 3 E., indignantly.] Say, Mr. Sailor man, just help me down with this table. Oh! don't you get riley, you and I ran against each other when I came in, but we'll be friends yet. [Vernon helps him with table to C.] Enter Florence, followed by servants in livery; they carry a case of decanters and water, on which are seven or eight glasses, two or three tin mixers and a bowl of sugar. Binny enters with a bunch of mint and a few straws. Flo Here, cousin, are the fixins. Asa That's yer sort. Now then, I'll give you all a drink that'll make you squeal. [To Binny] Here, Puffy, just shake that up, faster. I'll give that sick gal a drink that'll make her squirm like an eel on a mud bank. Dun [Screams.] What a horrible idea. [Runs about stage.] Flo Oh, don't mind him! That's only an American joke. Dun A joke! Do you call that a joke? To make a sick girl squirm like a mud bank on an eel's skin? Asa Yes, I'll give you a drink that'll make your whiskers return under |
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