Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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MINNIE. I'm a good actor. Say, what was there in it for me?--packing
tools in the Pindar shops, and you the son of my boss? You didn't want nothing from me except what all men want, and you wouldn't have wanted that long. GEORGE. I was crazy about you. MINNIE (her eyes falling on the travelling pillow and the pincushion; picking theron: up in turn). I guess you told them that, too. GEORGE (embarrassed). Oh, I'm popular enough when I'm going away. They don't care anything about me. MINNIE (indicating the wristlets). You don't want them,--I'll give 'em to Bert. GEORGE. No, you won't. MINNIE. I was silly. But we had a good time while it lasted,--didn't we, George? (She evades him deftly, and picks up the life-preserving suit.) What's this?--a full dress uniform? GEORGE. When a submarine gets you, all you've got to do is to jump overboard and blow this-- (He draws the siren from the pocket and starts to blow it, but she seizes his hand.) |
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