[An Unsocial Socialist by George Bernard Shaw]@TWC D-Link bookAn Unsocial Socialist CHAPTER IV 8/71
"But if your ladyship would give me a day's work to keep me goin', I could put up all this money in a little wooden savings bank I have at home, and keep it to spend when sickness or odd age shall, in a manner of speaking, lay their 'ends upon me.
I could smooth that grass beautiful; them young ladies 'll strain themselves with that heavy roller.
If tennis is the word, I can put up nets fit to catch birds of paradise in.
If the courts is to be chalked out in white, I can draw a line so straight that you could hardly keep yourself from erecting an equilateral triangle on it.
I am honest when well watched, and I can wait at table equal to the Lord Mayor o' London's butler." "I cannot employ you without a character," said Miss Wilson, amused by his scrap of Euclid, and wondering where he had picked it up. "I bear the best of characters, lady.
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