[Between You and Me by Sir Harry Lauder]@TWC D-Link bookBetween You and Me CHAPTER XVII 23/26
But I tak' my work seriously.
I couldna keep on doing it did I not, and that's what sae many canna understand.
They think a man at whom the public maun laugh if he's to rate himsel' a success must always be comical; that he can never do a serious thing.
It is a mistaken idea altogether, yon. I'm thinking Wull Morris must ha' breathed easier, just as did I, the morning after that first nicht show o' mine.
He'd been verra sure-- but, man, he stood to lose a lot o' siller if he'd found he'd backed the wrang horse! I was glad for his sake as well as my own that he had not. After the start my first engagement in New York was one long triumph. I could ha' stayed much longer than I did, but there were twa reasons against making any change in the plans that had been arranged.
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