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# On he plods against all odds #
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# Oh, poor Professor Higgins #
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# Nine p.m., ten p.m. #
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# On through midnight every night #
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# One a.m., two a.m., three... ##
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Four.
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Five.
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Six marbles.
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I want you to read this
and I want you to enunciate...
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...every word just as if the marbles
were not in your mouth.
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"With blackest moss, the flower pots...
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...were thickly crusted, one and all."
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Each word, clear as a bell.
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"With blackest moss the flower...
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...pots."
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I can't!
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I can't!
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I say, Higgins, are those pebbles
really necessary?
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If they were necessary for Demosthenes
they are necessary for Eliza Doolittle.
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Go on, Eliza.
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"With the blackest moss the flower pots...
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...were thickly crusted one and..."
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I can't understand a word, not a word.
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"With blackest moss, the flower pots...
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...were thickly crusted, one and all."
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Perhaps the poem is
a little too difficult for the girl.
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Why don't you try something simpler,
like "The Owl and the Pussycat"?
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Yes, that's a charming one.
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Pickering, I can't hear a word
the girl is saying!
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What's the matter?
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I swallowed one.
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It doesn't matter. I've got plenty more.
Open your mouth. One, two...
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## Quit, Professor Higgins #
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# Quit, Professor Higgins #
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# Hear our plea, or payday we will quit #
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# Professor Higgins! #