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the slightest provocation. The slippers came bang into my face
the moment I entered the room-before I had uttered a word. And
used perfectly awful language.

PICKERING

(astonished)

But why? What did we do to her?

MRS HIGGINS


I think I know pretty well what you did. The girl is
naturally rather affectionate, I think. Isnt she, Mr Doolittle?

DOOLITTLE


Very tender-hearted, maam. Takes after me.

MRS HIGGINS


Just so. She had become attached to you both. She
worked very hard for you, Henry. I dont think you quite realize
what anything in the nature of brain work means to a girl like
that. Well, it seems that when the great day of trial came, and
she did this wonderful thing for you without making a single
mistake, you two sat there and never said a word to her, but
talked together of how glad you were that it was all over and
how you had been bored with the whole thing. And then you were
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