Misalliance by George Bernard Shaw
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page 59 of 143 (41%)
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THE AVIATOR. _[taking off his goggles]_ Youre really more than kind. BENTLEY. Why, its Joey Percival. PERCIVAL. Hallo, Ben! That you? TARLETON. What! The man with three fathers! PERCIVAL. Oh! has Ben been talking about me? TARLETON. Consider yourself as one of the family--if you will do me the honor. And your friend too. Wheres your friend? PERCIVAL. Oh, by the way! before he comes in: let me explain. I dont know him. TARLETON. Eh? PERCIVAL. Havnt even looked at him. I'm trying to make a club record with a passenger. The club supplied the passenger. He just got in; and Ive been too busy handling the aeroplane to look at him. I havnt said a word to him; and I cant answer for him socially; but hes an ideal passenger for a flyer. He saved me from a smash. LORD SUMMERHAYS. I saw it. It was extraordinary. When you were thrown out he held on to the top bar with one hand. You came past him in the air, going straight for the glass. He caught you and turned you off into the flower bed, and then lighted beside you like a bird. |
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