Pygmalion Page #3
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Amazing.
I rather fancy myself because I can
pronounce 24 distinct vowel sounds.
Your 130 beat me. I can't hear
any difference between most of them.
Oh, it, uh,
comes from practice, you know.
I rather fancy myself because I can
pronounce 24 distinct vowel sounds.
Good heavens.
Is that me?
I can't hear any difference
between most of them.
Concealed
microphone.
For unsuspecting
victims.
- What is it, Mrs. Pearce?
- There's a young woman wants to see you, sir.
- What's she want?
- She says you'll be glad when you know what she's come about.
She's a very
common girl, sir.
I'd have got rid of her, only
you see such queer people sometimes.
- Has she an interesting accent?
- Just dreadful, sir.
Good.
Show her up at once.
This is really
a bit of luck.
We'll set her talking, and I'll
take it down in my phonetic shorthand.
Then we'll
get her on the machine.
- You can turn it on as often as you like.
- Wait.
Here's the young
woman, sir.
Oh, it's you!
Oh, she's no use.
I've got all the records I want
Be off with you.
I don't want you.
Don't you be so saucy.
You ain't heard what I come for yet.
Did you tell him
I come in a taxi?
Mr. Higgins cares what you came in?
Oh, we are proud,
aren't we?
He ain't above givin' lessons.
I heard him say so.
And if my money's not good enough,
I can go elsewhere.
- Good enough for what?
- Good enough for you.
So now you know,
don't you?
I'm come to have
lessons, I am.
And to pay for 'em too,
make no mistake.
Well.
I say, Pickering.
Shall we ask this obect to sit down, or
shall we throw her out of the window?
I won't be called an obect
when I've offered to pay like any lady.
What is it you want,
my dear?
I wanna be a lady
in a flower shop...
instead of selling
in Piccadilly Circus.
But they won't take me
unless I can talk more genteel.
Well, he said
Here I am. I'm ready to pay.
I'm not askin' any favors.
And he treats me
as if I was dirt.
I know what lessons cost,
and I'm ready to pay.
- How much?
- Oh, now we're talkin'.
I thought you'd come off it
when you saw a chance of gettin' back...
a bit of the money
what you chucked at me last night.
- You'd had a drop, hadn't ya?
- Sit down.
Oh, if you're goin' to
make a compliment of it.
- Sit down!
- What's your name?
Eliza Doolittle.
Won't you sit down,
Miss Doolittle?
Oh. I don't mind
if I do.
How much do you propose
to pay me for the lessons?
Oh, I know
what's right.
A lady friend of mine,
she gets French lessons...
at 18 pence an hour
from a real French gentleman.
But you wouldn't have the nerve to ask
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