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The excerpt represents the core issue or deciding factor on which you must meditate, and is drawn from Mrs. Warren's Profession by George Bernard Shaw: here: did Kitty every tell you who that girl's father is?
PRAED. Never.
CROFTS. Have you any suspicion of who it might be?
PRAED. None.
CROFTS [not believing him] I know, of course, that you perhaps
might feel bound not to tell if she had said anything to you.
But it's very awkward to be uncertain about it now that we shall
be meeting the girl every day. We dont exactly know how we ought
to feel towards her.
PRAED. What difference can that make? We take her on her own
merits. What does it matter who her father was?
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