The Lamp and the Bell by Edna St. Vincent Millay
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page 18 of 103 (17%)
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Which reassured me even more!--I still, though,
Think of you as a Princess; the way you do things Is much more wonderful than the way I do them!-- The way you speak to the servants, even the way You pick up something that you drop. BEA. You goose! 'Tis not because I'm a princess you feel that way-- I've always thought the same thing about you!-- The way you draw your gloves on is to me More marvelous than the way the sun comes up! [They both burst out laughing.] BEA. Oh, lud,--how droll we are! BIA. Oh, I shall die Of laughing! Think you anyone else, Rose-Red, Was ever half so silly? BEA. I dare wager There be a thousand, in this realm alone, Some even sillier! BIA. Here comes Fidelio! [Enter Fidelio.] BEA. Fidelio, sing to us,--there is no nightingale Abroad tonight, save you. And the night cries For music! |
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