Hetty. Yes. Hetty. HETTY Hetty?! THAT'S NOT MY NAME! NURSE WINNIE Goodness, I never heard such a big noise from such a tiny girl – why, you're light as a feather. MATRON BOTTOMLY Feather. There we are. Hetty Feather.
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