Mrs. Caudle's Curtain Lectures by Douglas William Jerrold
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Catch 'em doing it.
"YOU MUST FIND YOUR WATCH? AND YOU'LL GET UP FOR IT? "Nonsense!--don't be foolish--lie still. Your watch is on the mantelpiece. Ha! isn't it a good thing for you, you've somebody to take care of it? "What do you say? "I'M A DEAR CREATURE? "Very dear, indeed, you think me, I dare say. But the fact is, you don't know what you're talking about to-night. I'm a fool to open my lips to you--but I can't help it. "WHERE'S YOUR WATCH? "Haven't I told you--on the mantelpiece? "ALL RIGHT, INDEED! "Pretty conduct you men call all right. There now, hold your tongue, Mr. Caudle, and go to sleep: I'm sure 'tis the best thing you can do to-night. You'll be able to listen to reason to-morrow morning; now, it's thrown away upon you. "WHERE'S YOUR CHEQUE-BOOK? "Never mind your cheque-book. I took care of that. |
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