Joy by John Galsworthy
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DICK. By Jove, Joy! You've done your hair up. I say, how jolly! You do look---- JOY. [Throwing her hands up to her hair.] I did n't mean you to see! DICK. [In a hurt voice.] Oh! didn't you? I'm awfully sorry! JOY. [Flashing round.] Oh, you old Peachey! [She looks at the ground, and then again at DICK.] MISS BEECH. [Sidling round the tree.] Oh! dear! JOY. [Whispering.] She's been letting out your worms. [Miss BEECH disappears from view.] Look! DICK. [Quickly.] Hang the worms! Joy, promise me the second and fourth and sixth and eighth and tenth and supper, to-night. Promise! Do! [Joy shakes her head.] It's not much to ask. JOY. I won't promise anything. DICK. Why not? |
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