She says that no
exercise
tires her.
Kipling - Poems
G.
(Aside.
) Well!
I wonder what she'll say next.
I've never known
a woman treat me like this before. I might b--Dash it, I might be an
Infantry subaltern! (Aloud. ) Oh, please don't trouble. I'm not worth
thinking about. Isn't your Mother ready yet?
Miss T. I should think so; but promise me, Captain Gamsby, you won't
take poor dear Mamma twice round Jakko any more. It tires her so.
Capt. G.
She says that no exercise tires her.
Miss T. Yes, but she suffers afterward. You don't know what rheumatism
is, and you oughtn't to keep her out so late, when it gets chill in the
evenings.
Capt. G. (Aside. ) Rheumatism. I thought she came off her horse rather
in a bunch. Whew! One lives and learns. (Aloud. ) I'm sorry to hear that.
She hasn't mentioned it to me.
Miss T. (Flurried.
a woman treat me like this before. I might b--Dash it, I might be an
Infantry subaltern! (Aloud. ) Oh, please don't trouble. I'm not worth
thinking about. Isn't your Mother ready yet?
Miss T. I should think so; but promise me, Captain Gamsby, you won't
take poor dear Mamma twice round Jakko any more. It tires her so.
Capt. G.
She says that no exercise tires her.
Miss T. Yes, but she suffers afterward. You don't know what rheumatism
is, and you oughtn't to keep her out so late, when it gets chill in the
evenings.
Capt. G. (Aside. ) Rheumatism. I thought she came off her horse rather
in a bunch. Whew! One lives and learns. (Aloud. ) I'm sorry to hear that.
She hasn't mentioned it to me.
Miss T. (Flurried.
