Plays of William E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson by William Ernest Henley;Robert Louis Stevenson
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in anything. BRODIE. An Englishman, too! Badger, behold a
countryman. What are you, and what part of southern Scotland do you come from? HUNT. Well, your honour, to tell you the honest truth - [BRODIE (BOWING). Your obleeged!] HUNT. I knows a gentleman when I sees him, your honour [and, to tell your honour the truth - BRODIE. JE VOUS BAISE LES MAINS! (BOWING.)] HUNT. A gentleman as is a gentleman, your honour [is always a gentleman, and to tell you the honest truth] - BRODIE. Great heavens! answer in three words, and be hanged to you! What are you, and where are you from? HUNT. A patter-cove from Seven Dials. BRODIE. Is it possible? All my life long have I been pining to meet with a patter-cove from Seven Dials! Embrace me, at a distance. [A patter-cove from Seven Dials!] Go, fill yourself as drunk as you dare, at my expense. Anything he likes, Mrs. Clarke. He's a patter-cove from Seven Dials. Hillo! what's all this? AINSLIE. Dod, I'm for nae mair! (AT BACK, AND RISING.) |
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