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Pygmalion.
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Pygmalion I woke up this morning with a very good mood and was remembering the events of the last evening. I won my bet about Liza, not that I ever doubted I would win, but it was a really good feeling. Oh, I think I had also little argument with Liza yesterday after the dinner. She wasnŽt doing her job bad at all, but at home when all the tension fell of her she lost her temper. I suppose that happened because she had been so nervous, well, and sometimes she is simply a stupid ignorant thing. But however, it doesnŽt matter anymore, sheŽll be fine today. What I needed now was a cold bath and a strong coffee. After taking the bath and getting dressed, I went downstairs to have breakfast. Mr Higgins (shouting):" Mrs Pearce!" It took a while until Mrs Pearce finally came, and she didnŽt even bring a coffee. Mrs Pearce:...
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