Great Catherine by George Bernard Shaw
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PATIOMKIN. Why not? She won't eat you.
VARINKA. She will; but you must come. EDSTASTON. I assure you--it is quite out of the question--my clothes-- VARINKA. You look perfect. PATIOMKIN. Come along, darling. EDSTASTON [struggling]. Impossible-- VARINKA. Come, come, come. EDSTASTON. No. Believe me--I don't wish--I-- VARINKA. Carry him, uncle. PATIOMKIN [lifting him in his arms like a father carrying a little boy]. Yes: I'll carry you. EDSTASTON. Dash it all, this is ridiculous! VARINKA [seizing his ankles and dancing as he is carried out]. You must come. If you kick you will blacken my eyes. PATIOMKIN. Come, baby, come. By this time they have made their way through the door and are |
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