Dear Brutus by J. M. (James Matthew) Barrie
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give you a tip that is worth it.
ALICE. Ah, now you are talking. LADY CAROLINE. Don't listen to him. MATEY (lowering). You are the one that is hardest on me. LADY CAROLINE. Yes, I flatter myself I am. MATEY (forgetting himself). You might take a wrong turning yourself, my lady. LADY CAROLINE, I? How dare you, man. (But the flowers rather like him for this; it is possibly what gave them a certain idea.) JOANNA (near the keyhole of the dining-room door). The men are rising. ALICE (hurriedly). Very well, Matey, we agree--if the 'tip' is good enough. LADY CAROLINE. You will regret this. MATEY. I think not, my lady. It's this: I wouldn't go out to-night if he asks you. Go into the garden, if you like. The garden is all right. (He really believes this.) I wouldn't go farther--not to-night. |
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