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Mrs Higgins's drawing-roo-table as before The

parlor-maid comes in

THE PARLOR-MAID [at the door] Mr Henry,

MRS HIGGINS Well, show the the telephone,to the

police, I think

MRS HIGGINS What!

THE PARLOR-MAID [co her voice] Mr Henry's

in a state, ht I'd better tell you

MRS HIGGINS If you had told me that Mr Henry was not in a state it

would have beenTell them to come up when they've

finished with the police I suppose he's lost so]

MRS HIGGINS Go upstairs and tell Miss Doolittle that Mr Henry and

the Colonel are here Ask her not to come down till I send for her

THE PARLOR-MAID Yes, ins bursts in He is, as the parlor-maid has said, in a state

HIGGINS Look here, !

MRS HIGGINS Yes, dear Good- [He checks his ioes out] What is it?

HIGGINS Eliza's bolted

MRS HIGGINS [calhtened

her