And you have me surely,
Sweetheart?
Kipling - Poems
--I don't want to
complain and be a trouble, Pip; but I do indeed I do!
Capt. G. My poor darling! I never thought of that. Why don't you ask
some nice people in to dinner?
Mrs. G. Nice people! Where am I to find them? Horrid frumps! And if I
did, I shouldn't be amused. You know I only want you.
Capt. G.
And you have me surely, Sweetheart?
Mrs. G. I have not! Pip why don't you take me into your life?
Capt. G. More than I do? That would be difficult, dear.
Mrs. G. Yes, I suppose it would--to you. I'm no help to you--no
companion to you; and you like to have it so.
Capt. G. Aren't you a little unreasonable, Pussy?
complain and be a trouble, Pip; but I do indeed I do!
Capt. G. My poor darling! I never thought of that. Why don't you ask
some nice people in to dinner?
Mrs. G. Nice people! Where am I to find them? Horrid frumps! And if I
did, I shouldn't be amused. You know I only want you.
Capt. G.
And you have me surely, Sweetheart?
Mrs. G. I have not! Pip why don't you take me into your life?
Capt. G. More than I do? That would be difficult, dear.
Mrs. G. Yes, I suppose it would--to you. I'm no help to you--no
companion to you; and you like to have it so.
Capt. G. Aren't you a little unreasonable, Pussy?
