Why, carp is a very fine fish----

Katie.

Oh yes, and good enough for--say--your wedding feast; but not good

enough for Miss Gertrude.

Marie.

For my wedding feast even carp is too good.

Katie.

Oh no; carp is not too good for you, though it may be good enough--and

do you know I will prepare a special Polish sauce--but Miss

Gertrude--she must have deep sea fish. Now will you see Madame about

that, please?

Marie.

Very well, I will speak to mama about it.

Katie.

And you are not offended?

Marie.

Oh no!

Katie.

For, after all, you know, you are only a foundling.

Marie.

Oh yes, I know.

Katie.

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