First Plays by A. A. (Alan Alexander) Milne
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DELIA. And did you say dramatically, "If you really loved me, you'd take it off"? BELINDA (apologetically). I'm afraid I did, darling. DELIA. And what did _he_ say? BELINDA. He said--_very_ rudely--that, if I loved _him_, I'd do my hair in a different way. DELIA. How ridiculous! BELINDA (touching her hair). Of course, I didn't do it like this then. (With a sigh.) I suppose we never ought to have married, really. DELIA. Why did you? BELINDA. Mother rather wanted it. (Solemnly.) Delia, never get married because your mother--Oh, I forgot; _I'm_ your mother. DELIA. And I don't want a better one. ... And so you left each other? BELINDA. Yes. DELIA. But, darling, didn't you tell him there was going to be a Me? BELINDA. Oh no! |
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