Dr. Jonathan by Winston Churchill
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--and float around until a destroyer picks you up. (Takes from another pocket a metal lunch box.) This is for pate de foie gras sandwiches, and there's room in here-- (Indicating another pocket.) --for a bottle of fizz. Come along with me, Minnie, ship as a Red Cross nurse, and I'll buy you one. The Atlantic wouldn't be such a bad place, with you,--and we wouldn't be in a hurry to blow the siren. You'd look like a peach in a white costume, too. MINNIE. Don't you like me in this? GEORGE. Sure, but I'd like that better. MINNIE. I'd make a good nurse, if I do say it myself. And I'd take good care of you, George,--as good as any of them. (She nods toward the pillow and pincushion.) GEORGE. Better! (He seizes her hands and attempts to draw her toward him.) You used to let me! MINNIE. That ain't any reason. |
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