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'Ain't you goin', Liza?' he asked in surprise at seeing her without a hat and with her apron on. 'Na,' said Sally, 'ain't she a soft? Tom said 'e'd tike 'er, an' she wouldn't.' 'Well, I'm dashed!' Then they climbed the ladder and took their seats, so that Liza was left alone again. AIN'T SHE GOIN LIZA HE ASKED IN SURPRISE AT SEEING HER WITHOUT A HAT AND WITH HER APRON ON NA SAID SALLIE AIN'T SHE A SOFT TOM SAID HE'D TAKE HER AND SHE WOULDN'T WELL I'M DASHED THEN THEY CLIMBED THE LADDER AND TOOK THEIR SEATS SO THAT LIZA WAS LEFT ALONE AGAIN
ere hoisted up and put in every possible place--under the seats, under the driver's legs, and even beneath the brake. As more people came up, Sally began to get excited about Harry's non-appearance. 'I say, I wish 'e'd come!' she said. ''E is lite.' Then she looked up and down the Westminster Bridge Road to see if he was in view. 'Suppose 'e don't turn up! I will give it 'im when 'e comes for keepin' me witin' like this.' 'Why, there's a quarter of an hour yet,' said Liza, who saw nothing at all to get excited about. At last Sally saw her lover, and rushed off to meet him. Liza was left alone, rather disconsolate at all this bustle and preparation. She was not sorry that she had refused Tom's invitation, but she did wish that she had conscientiously been able to accept it. Sally and her friend came up; attired in his Sunday best, he was a fit match for his lady-love--he wore a shirt and collar, unusual luxuries--and be carried under his arm a concertina to make things merry on the way. HT OUT AND STOWED AWAY CASES OF BEER WERE HOISTED UP AND PUT IN EVERY POSSIBLE PLACE UNDER THE SEATS UNDER THE DRIVER'S LEGS AND EVEN BENEATH THE BRAKE AS MORE PEOPLE CAME UP SALLIE BEGAN TO GET EXCITED ABOUT HARRY'S NON APPEARANCE I SAY I WISH HE'D COME SHE SAID HE'S LATE THEN SHE LOOKED UP AND DOWN THE WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD TO SEE IF HE WAS IN VIEW SUPPOSE HE DON'T TURN UP OR WILL GIVE IT WHEN HE COMES FOR KEEPIN ME WITTIN LIKE THIS WHY THERE'S A QUARTER OF AN HOUR YET SAID LIZA WHO SAW NOTHING AT ALL TO GET EXCITED ABOUT AT LAST SALLIE SAW HER LOVER AND RUSHED OFF TO MEET HIM ELIZA WAS LEFT ALONE RATHER DISCONSOLATE AT ALL THIS BUSTLE AND PREPARATION SHE WAS NOT SORRY THAT SHE HAD REFUSED TOM'S INVITATION BUT SHE DID WISH THAT SHE HAD CONSCIENTIOUSLY BEEN ABLE TO ACCEPT IT SALLIE AND HER FRIEND CAME UP ATTIRED IN HIS SUNDAY BEST HE WAS A FIT MATCH FOR HIS LADY LOVE HE WORE A SHIRT AND COLLAR UNUSUAL LUXURIES AND HE CARRIED UNDER HIS ARM A CONCERTINA TO MAKE THINGS MERRY ON THE WAY
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