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Imaginary Conversations No. 1 Giving Girls Knowledge G. G. Come in. (Enter a Simple Student). Oh Miss , what nice little tid-bit have you for me this morning? S. S. Er, ah — Nothing special. I just wanted to ask you how long our report ' Mees , how long is a piece of string? is to be. G G. S. S. G G. S. S. G G. S. S. G G. S. S. G. G. Now about that dropped quiz, — and a very nice one it was. Softly) Well ' nice ' is hardly the — Your answer about Venetian society shows a lamentable lack. Yes, there was part of the reading I didn ' t understand very well. Have you talked of this with your mother? Nnno, I thought you knew more about such things. I recognize the value of experience and I as I hope you have somewhat? S. S. (Embarrassed) Y-Yes. G. G. But, on the other hand, the value of voluntary — , you understand? S. S. (In a whisper) I think so. G. G. You are old enough now to know S. S. (Hastily) But about my quiz — . G. G. Yes, about that last more abstract question. Were you absent when I lectured about the Virgin Martyrs and — — even in married life? S. S. (Looking down) I was there but I didn ' t quite understand. G. G. Now in the Decameron — while Aubrey Beardsley . Have you S. S. (Blushing) Sometimes. But excuse me, I must go. (At the door) Please — my little sister takes your course — please remember her innocence — ! G. G. The value of purity through mere ignorance — — (Exit S. S. in tears). For censored portions see Appendix. 12
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Page 19 text:
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One of the Thousand Nine Hundred and Twenty-Five Nights Co1l-ins the reporters, make way for the press, While she her sad story relates. The Barber was Cummings to cut off her tress, But instead the Dean showed him the Gates. Watts this! cried the Gardiner, who found him outside, A-dropping his Potts in a twinkling, And Quarlesomely said to his blushing Mc Bride, Of your meaning I haven ' t a Hinkling. In packing his Gatchell his Pantz-er forgot, Though he needed them Brad-ley en-Hough. The Shipley-ves tonight, and though Gail there is not, In that Lytle Brig ' twill be rough. His Mc Bride and the Tinker they walked o ' er the Lee, A Constant-ly Hinton young man. It ' s Remak-able how you can Boross , said she: With a Mallett he Pierced her and ran. Gre-gory her body when found, And-er-son Had her tenderly Fostered with Care — -Ey carried her Shum-of the-way, and when Dunn He Gritted his teeth in despair! Oh, where can I Parker! he wearily cried, As he Saundered along in the drizzle, I Gless I Wil-soon make the coffin — she ' s died! The Carpenter brought him the Chis-el. Helen A. Hough. 13
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