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An' if you'll come, you just come to the door at 'alf past six, an' you'll find me there. See?' 'Na, I don't,' said Liza, firmly. 'Well, I shall expect yer.' 'I shan't come, so you needn't expect.' AND IF YOU COME YOU JUST COME TO THE DOOR HALF PAST SIX AND YOU'LL FIND ME THERE SEE NO I DON'T SAID ELIZA FIRMLY WELL I SHALL EXPECT YOU I SHAN'T COME SO YOU NEEDN'T EXPECT
 see yer.' 'Na, I know yer didn't. I 'ear yer say, you says: "I should like to see thet."' 'Yus, an' I should too.' 'Well, I'll tike yer.' 'You?' 'Yus; why not?' 'I like thet; wot would yer missus sy?' 'She wouldn't know.' 'But the neighbours would!' 'No they wouldn't, no one 'd see us.' He was speaking in a low voice so that people could not hear. 'You could meet me ahtside the theatre,' he went on. 'Na, I couldn't go with you; you're a married man.' 'Garn! wot's the matter--jest ter go ter the ply? An' besides, my missus can't come if she wanted, she's got the kids ter look after.' 'I should like ter see it,' said Liza meditatively. They had reached her house, and Jim said: 'Well, come aht this evenin' and tell me if yer will--eh, Liza?' 'Na, I'm not comin' aht this evening.' 'Thet won't 'urt yer. I shall wite for yer.' ''Tain't a bit of good your witing', 'cause I shan't come.' 'Well, then, look 'ere, Liza; next Saturday night's the last night, an' I shall go to the theatre, any'ow. SED BEHIND YOU AS YOU AND THAT GIRL WAS LOOKING AT THE ADVERTISEMENT TO THAT PLAY I NEVER SEEN YO NO I KNOW YOU DIDN'T I HEAR YER SAY YE SAYS I SHOULD LIKE TO SEE THAT YES AND I SHOULD TOO WELL I'LL TAKE YER YOU YES WHY NOT I LIKE THAT WHAT WOULD YOUR MISSES SAY SHE WOULDN'T KNOW BUT THE NEIGHBOURS WOULD NO THEY WOULDN'T NO ONE UD SEE US HE WAS SPEAKING IN A LOW VOICE SO THAT PEOPLE COULD NOT HEAR YOU COULD MEET ME OUTSIDE THE THEATRE HE WENT ON NOW I COULDN'T GO WITH YOU YOU'RE A MARRIED MAN GO ON WHAT'S THE MATTER JUST TO GO TO THE PLAY AND BESIDES MY MISSIS CAN'T COME IF SHE WANTED SHE'S GOT THE KIDS TO LOOK AFTER I SHOULD LIKE TO SEE IT SAID LIZA MEDITATIVELY THEY HAD REACHED HER HOUSE AND JIM SAID WELL COME OUT THIS EVENING AND TELL ME IF YOU WILL EH ELIZA NOW I'M NOT COMIN OUT THIS EVENING THAT WON'T HURT YOU I SHALL WAIT FOR YOU TAIN'T A BIT OF GOOD YOU'RE WAITIN CAUSE I SHAN'T COME WELL THEN LOOK HERE LIZA NEXT SATURDA NIGHT'S THE LAST NIGHT AND I SHALL GO TO THE THEATRE ANYHOW
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