. Monologues. come to tell Jim that—that—I dont—love him—no more, an if he wants tohave that girl over there he can haveher for all o me. An Jim looked up at me with such ajoy in his face as I never saw on anyhuman bein before. That was the worst hurt I ever had. Then the girl come runnin up to me—I believe she was goin to put herarms round me, but I pushed her offan run out into the night. I dont know how I ever got home, 76 Monologues for it was snowin so hard again I couldntsee a foot in front of me. Of course, the story got all over thevillage, an I think the disgrace of itkilled my
. Monologues. come to tell Jim that—that—I dont—love him—no more, an if he wants tohave that girl over there he can haveher for all o me. An Jim looked up at me with such ajoy in his face as I never saw on anyhuman bein before. That was the worst hurt I ever had. Then the girl come runnin up to me—I believe she was goin to put herarms round me, but I pushed her offan run out into the night. I dont know how I ever got home, 76 Monologues for it was snowin so hard again I couldntsee a foot in front of me. Of course, the story got all over thevillage, an I think the disgrace of itkilled my father an mother. Jim, hemarried the girl a while after, an nowthey live up to London in gran style. Strange that I should have stayedhere? Oh no, sir. It is right over thereon that farthest - jut tin cliff that Jiman me used to meet each other. Noother place would seem like home butthis. Such a sacrifice? No, sir; I onlyloved Jim more than I did myself, thatsall. He was too good for a girl like a Bill from tbe flbilliner g^W t£T> && a Bill from tbe flDUUner She enters cautiously. JATIE — Katie; has shegone? What did she say?Tell me every word. . .Oh, oh, oh! Katie, yououghtnt to have told methat— . . Well, I know I told you totell me, but— Never mind; its all else did she say?. . Oh, the wretch!That she would send and take the hatback if she wasnt paid by to-morrowmorning ? So vulgar of her—bringing thebill herself. I never heard of such athing. . And she said I was no lady?6 81
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