Misalliance by George Bernard Shaw
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| Now, Patsy! You see for yourselves.
| HYPATIA. | _[covering her ears]_ Oh you little | wretch! Stop him, Mr Percival. Kick him. | TARLETON. | Steady on, steady on. Easy, Bunny, easy. LINA. Leave him to me, Mrs Tarleton. Stand clear, please. _She kneels opposite Bentley; quickly lifts the upper half of him from the ground; dives under him; rises with his body hanging across her shoulders; and runs out with him._ BENTLEY. _[in scared, sobered, humble tones as he is borne off]_ What are you doing? Let me down. Please, Miss Szczepanowska-- _[they pass out of hearing]._ _An awestruck silence falls on the company as they speculate on Bentley's fate._ JOHNNY. I wonder what shes going to do with him. HYPATIA. Spank him, I hope. Spank him hard. LORD SUMMERHAYS. I hope so. I hope so. Tarleton: I'm beyond measure humiliated and annoyed by my son's behavior in your house. I had better take him home. TARLETON. Not at all: not at all. Now, Chickabiddy: as Miss Lina has taken away Ben, suppose you take away Mr Brown for a while. |
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