Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures by Douglas William Jerrold
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"BLESS ME! "Well, you are a dear soul, Caudle; and if it wasn't for that Miss Prettyman--no, I'm not torturing you. I know very well what I'm doing, and I wouldn't torture you for the world; but you don't know what the feelings of a wife are, Caudle; you don't. "Caudle--I say, Caudle. Just a word, dear. "WELL? "Now, why should you snap me up in that way? "YOU WANT TO GO TO SLEEP? "So do I; but that's no reason you should speak to me in that manner. You know, dear, you once promised to take me to France. "YOU DON'T RECOLLECT IT? "Yes--that's like you; you don't recollect many things you've promised me; but I do. There's a boat goes on Wednesday to Boulogne, and comes back the day afterwards. "WHAT OF IT? "Why, for that time we could leave the children with the girls, and go nicely. |
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