How He Lied to Her Husband by George Bernard Shaw
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to ask; but it would be a real kindness to us both.
HE. What can I do? HER HUSBAND [taking up the poems] Well, may I get these printed? It shall be done in the best style. The finest paper, sumptuous binding, everything first class. They're beautiful poems. I should like to show them about a bit. SHE [running back from the bell, delighted with the idea, and coming between them] Oh Henry, if you wouldn't mind! HE. Oh, I don't mind. I am past minding anything. I have grown too fast this evening. SHE. How old are you, Henry? HE. This morning I was eighteen. Now I am--confound it! I'm quoting that beast of a play [he takes the Candida tickets out of his pocket and tears them up viciously]. HER HUSBAND. What shall we call the volume? To Aurora, or something like that, eh? HE. I should call it How He Lied to Her Husband. |
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