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Young Gent . No ! I'm not mistaken ! Elma — it is you ! YOUNG LADY ( rises in surprise , not unmixed with embarrassment ) . Mr. North ! YOUNG GENT . ( bowing ) . Pardon me , Miss Black . YOUNG LADY putting out her hand ) .
Young Gent . No ! I'm not mistaken ! Elma — it is you ! YOUNG LADY ( rises in surprise , not unmixed with embarrassment ) . Mr. North ! YOUNG GENT . ( bowing ) . Pardon me , Miss Black . YOUNG LADY putting out her hand ) .
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YOUNG Gent . Yes , I really believe it strengthens the nerves . Oh , yes , work is a great blessing . YOUNG LADY . And rest is sweet after the day's drudgery - don't you find it so ? YOUNG GENT . Yes , doubly so . YOUNG LADY .
YOUNG Gent . Yes , I really believe it strengthens the nerves . Oh , yes , work is a great blessing . YOUNG LADY . And rest is sweet after the day's drudgery - don't you find it so ? YOUNG GENT . Yes , doubly so . YOUNG LADY .
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YOUNG LADY ( softly , to YOUNG GENTLEMAN ) . You are really too horribly rude to the poor lady . YOUNG GENT . ( in a low voice ) . But what the devil does she want here ? YOUNG LADY ( smiling ) . Why , naturally , she wants a tooth ...
YOUNG LADY ( softly , to YOUNG GENTLEMAN ) . You are really too horribly rude to the poor lady . YOUNG GENT . ( in a low voice ) . But what the devil does she want here ? YOUNG LADY ( smiling ) . Why , naturally , she wants a tooth ...
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