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Liza when she was dressing herself in the morning, felt the hardness of fate in the impossibility of eating one's cake and having it; she wished she had reserved her new dress, and had still before her the sensation of a first appearance in it. LIZA WHEN SHE WAS DRESSING HERSELF IN THE MORNING FELT THE HARDNESS OF FATE IN THE IMPOSSIBILITY OF EATING ONE'S CAKE AND HAVING IT SHE WISHED SHE HAD RESERVED HER NEW DRESS AND HAD STILL BEFORE HER THE SENSATION OF A FIRST APPEARANCE IN IT
er a good 'usband, Liza, swop me bob, I will; an' yer know I'm not a drinkin' sort. Liza, will yer marry me?' 'Na, Tom,' she answered quietly. 'Oh, Liza, won't you 'ave me?' 'Na, Tom, I can't.' 'Why not? You've come aht walkin' with me ever since Whitsun.' 'Ah, things is different now.' 'You're not walkin' aht with anybody else, are you, Liza?' he asked quickly. 'Na, not that.' 'Well, why won't yer, Liza? Oh Liza, I do love yer, I've never loved anybody as I love you!' 'Oh, I can't, Tom!' 'There ain't no one else?' 'Na.' 'Then why not?' 'I'm very sorry, Tom, but I don't love yer so as ter marry yer.' 'Oh, Liza!' She could not see the look upon his face, but she heard the agony in his voice; and, moved with sudden pity, she bent out, threw her arms round his neck, and kissed him on both cheeks. 'Never mind old chap!' she said. 'I'm not worth troublin' abaht.' And quickly drawing back, she slammed the window to, and moved into the further part of the room. 3 The following day was Sunday.  CHAPTER THREE OF LIZA OF LAMBETH BY W SOMERSET MORN THIS LIBER BOX RECORDING IS IN THE PUBLIC DOMAIN RECORDING BY ROG DE LA CAZEN THE WORD BREAST DACCO THE FOLLOWING DAY WAS SUNDAY
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