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LIZA I see [She turns away co the ] The same to everybody

HIGGINS Just so

LIZA Like father

HIGGINS [grinning, a little taken down] Without accepting the

comparison at all points, Eliza, it's quite true that your father is

not a snob, and that he will be quite at home in any station of life to

which his eccentric destiny reat secret,

Eliza, is not having bad oodthe sa as if you were in Heaven, where there are no

third-class carriages, and one soul is as good as another

LIZA Amen You are a born preacher

HIGGINS [irritated] The question is not whether I treat you rudely, but

whether you ever heard me treat anyone else better

LIZA [with sudden sincerity] I don't care how you treatat me I don'tup and facing hiet out of my way; for I won't stop for you You talk

about me as if I were a o, and no consideration

for anyone But I can do without you: don't think I can't