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Updated: May 8, 2025
'We can't afford to associate with those people nowadays' don't yer know 'so mind what you're a-doing, my child. And I'm minding it all day I was just minding it when you came in, Alb. Don't you see her lidyship is taking mutton chops? Couldn't descend to nothink less, my dear not on such a day as this blimme."
They all says that's right, and then I says to 'em all straight out, I says, 'I 'appen to know', I says, 'that 'er lidyship is in love with a gent that's not in the party at all. An American gent, I says.
X. on it, and I says to them all, I says, 'I'd like to 'ave witnesses', I says, 'to this 'ere thing. Do all you gents agree that if anyone not in the 'ouse-party and 'oo's name ain't on one of the other tickets marries 'er lidyship, I get the pool? I says.
So I'm not to speak to you to begin with not till the dresses come home from Covent Garden and the horses are pawing the ground for her lidyship. That's the chorus all day lots of fun when the bricks come home and father with a watch-chain as big as Moses. He knew you were going to get the sack and he warned me against it.
There was a clatter down the stairs, and Sally, rushing through the passage, threw herself on to her friend. They began fooling, in reminiscence of a melodrama they had lately seen together. 'Oh, my darlin' duck! said Liza, kissing her and pressing her, with affected rapture, to her bosom. 'My sweetest sweet! replied Sally, copying her. 'An' 'ow does your lidyship ter-day?
'Then, if 'er lidyship marries anyone not in the 'ouse-party, I cop! 'Orl right, 'e says, 'but you know the conditions of this 'ere sweep. Nothin' don't count only wot tikes plice during the two weeks of the 'ouse-party, 'e says. 'Orl right, I says. 'Write me ticket. It's a fair sportin' venture. So 'e writes me out me ticket, with 'Mr.
"Do," urged George. "Just a little slice." "There ain't no little slice," replied Albert with regret. "I've ate it all." He sighed and resumed. "I gotta scheme!" "Fine! What is it?" Albert knitted his brows. "It's like this. You want to see 'er lidyship, but you can't come to the castle, and she can't come to you not with 'er fat brother dogging of 'er footsteps. That's it, ain't it?
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