Augustus Does
Augustus Does His Bit: A True-to-Life Farce
作者：Shaw, Bernard, 1856-1950
体例：题 章数：16
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共 16 题- Produced by Eve Sobol
- AUGUSTUS DOES HIS BIT
- A TRUE-TO-LIFE FARCE
- By George Bernard Shaw
- AUGUSTUS DOES HIS BIT
- THE CLERK. Hell--
- THE CLERK. Are you engaged? [His manner is strangely softened.]
- CLERK. Ain't it? You just wait till you see her. [He goes out.]
- THE LADY. I feel that. But if she fails to seduce you--
- THE LADY [continuing]--from your allegiance--
- THE LADY. Still, if a question were asked in the House of Commons--
- THE CLERK. Now look here. I ain't going to argue with you--
- AUGUSTUS. Why? It won't bite you [drawing it out further.]
- AUGUSTUS. Oh, that is a mere form. If you are really curious--
- AUGUSTUS. You don't mean to say that--
- End of Project Gutenberg's Augustus Does His Bit, by George Bernard Shaw