Pygmalion
Pygmalion
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PICKERING. How do you do, Mrs. Higgins?
MRS. HIGGINS. So glad you've come. Do you know Mrs. Eynsford Hill--MissEynsford Hill? [Exchange of bows. The Colonel brings the Chippendalechair a little forward between Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Higgins, and sitsdown].
PICKERING. Has Henry told you what we've come for?
HIGGINS [over his shoulder] We were interrupted: damn it!
MRS. HIGGINS. Oh Henry, Henry, really!
MRS. EYNSFORD HILL [half rising] Are we in the way?
MRS. HIGGINS [rising and making her sit down a...gain] No, no. Youcouldn't have come more fortunately: we want you to meet a friend ofours.
HIGGINS [turning hopefully] Yes, by George! We want two or threepeople. You'll do as well as anybody else.
The parlor-maid returns, ushering Freddy.
THE PARLOR-MAID. Mr. Eynsford Hill.
HIGGINS [almost audibly, past endurance] God of Heaven! another of them.
FREDDY [shaking hands with Mrs. Higgins] Ahdedo?
MRS. HIGGINS. Very good of you to come. [Introducing] Colonel Pickering.
FREDDY [bowing] Ahdedo?
MRS. HIGGINS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
PICKERING. How do you do, Mrs. Higgins?
MRS. HIGGINS. So glad you've come. Do you know Mrs. Eynsford Hill--MissEynsford Hill? [Exchange of bows. The Colonel brings the Chippendalechair a little forward between Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Higgins, and sitsdown].
PICKERING. Has Henry told you what we've come for?
HIGGINS [over his shoulder] We were interrupted: damn it!
MRS. HIGGINS. Oh Henry, Henry, really!
MRS. EYNSFORD HILL [half rising] Are we in the way?
MRS. HIGGINS [rising and making her sit down a...gain] No, no. Youcouldn't have come more fortunately: we want you to meet a friend ofours.
HIGGINS [turning hopefully] Yes, by George! We want two or threepeople. You'll do as well as anybody else.
The parlor-maid returns, ushering Freddy.
THE PARLOR-MAID. Mr. Eynsford Hill.
HIGGINS [almost audibly, past endurance] God of Heaven! another of them.
FREDDY [shaking hands with Mrs. Higgins] Ahdedo?
MRS. HIGGINS. Very good of you to come. [Introducing] Colonel Pickering.
FREDDY [bowing] Ahdedo?
MRS. HIGGINS.
What to read after Pygmalion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Shaw Bernard to read onlineMoreLess
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This is one of the best books I've ever been reading!The author is a great inspiration for young generations like myself who are equally passionate about Literature and Music!
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