On Something by Hilaire Belloc
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(_A pause_.)
I never thought that she would give us notice. (_Ponders and frowns._) MRS. HAVERTON: Well, but she has, and now the question is, What shall we do to find another cook? Servants are very difficult to get. (_Sighs._) Especially to come into the country To such a place as this. (_Sighs._) No wonder, either! Oh! Mercy! When one comes to think of it, One cannot blame them. (_Sighs._) Heaven only knows I try to do my duty! (_Sighs profoundly._) REV. A. HAVERTON (_uneasily_): Well, my dear, I cannot _make_ preferment. (_Front door-bell rings._) FIDO: Bow! wow! wow! REV. A. HAVERTON (_patting him to soothe him_): There, Fido, there! FIDO: Wow! wow! REV. A. HAVERTON: Good dog, there! FIDO: Wow, Wow, wow! |
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