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'I say, guv'ner,' she said, 'there'll be some of the coves from dahn our street, and they'll see us.' 'Na, there won't be nobody there, don't yer 'ave no fear.' 'I don't like ter go in for fear of it.' 'Well, we ain't doin' no 'arm if they does see us, an' we can go into the private bar, an' you bet your boots there won't be no one there.' I SAY GOV'NOR SHE SAID THERE'LL BE SOME OF THE COVES FROM DOWN OUR STREET AND THEY'LL SEE US NOW THERE WON'T BE NOBODY THERE DON'T YOU HAVE NO FEAR I DON'T LIKE TO GO IN FOR FEAR OF IT WELL WE AIN'T DOING NO HARM IF THEY DON'T SEE US AND WE CAN GO INTO THE PRIVATE BAR AND YOU BET YOUR BOOTS THERE WON'T BE NO ONE THERE
s soon up again, and the comic man raised customary laughter by undressing and exposing his nether garments to the public view; then more tragedy, and the final act with its darkened room, its casting lots, and its explosion. When it was all over and they had got outside Jim smacked his lips and said: 'I could do with a gargle; let's go onto thet pub there.' 'I'm as dry as bone,' said Liza; and so they went. When they got in they discovered they were hungry, and seeing some appetising sausage-rolls, ate of them, and washed them down with a couple of pots of beer; then Jim lit his pipe and they strolled off. They had got quite near the Westminster Bridge Road when Jim suggested that they should go and have one more drink before closing time. 'I shall be tight,' said Liza. 'Thet don't matter,' answered Jim, laughing. 'You ain't got ter go ter work in the mornin' an' you can sleep it aht.' 'Arright, I don't mind if I do then, in for a penny, in for a pound.' At the pub door she drew back. FOUND IT JAM THE ENTRETE WAS SHORT AND THE CURTAIN WAS SOON UP AND THE COMIC MAN RAISED CUSTOMARY LAUGHTER BY UNDRESSING AND EXPOSING HIS NETHER GARMENTS TO THE PUBLIC VIEW THEN MORE TRAGEDY AND THE FINAL ACT WITH ITS DARKENED ROOM ITS CASTING LOTS AND ITS EXPLOSION WHEN IT WAS ALL OVER AND THEY HAD GOT OUTSIDE JIM SMACKED HIS LIPS AND SAID I COULD DO WITH A GARGLE LET'S GO INTO THAT PUB THERE I'M AS DRY AS A BONE SAID LIZA AND SO THEY WENT WHEN THEY GOT IN THEY DISCOVERED THEY WERE HUNGRY AND SEEING SOME APPETIZING SAUSAGE ROLLS ATE OF THEM AND WASHED THEM DOWN WITH A COUPLE OF POTS OF BEER THEN JIM LIT HIS PIPE AND THEY STROLLED OFF THEY HAD GOT QUITE NEAR THE WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD WHEN JIM SUGGESTED THEY SHOULD GO AND HAVE ONE MORE DRINK BEFORE CLOSING TIME I SHALL BE TIGHT SAID LIZA THAT DON'T MATTER ANSWERED JIM LAUGHING YOU AIN'T GOT TO GO TO WORK IN THE MORNING AND YOU CAN SLEEP AIR ALL RIGHT I DON'T MIND IF I DO THEN IN FOR A PENNY IN FOR A POUND AT THE PUB DOOR SHE DREW BACK
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