(I'm taking English 2 online and I wasn't taught any of this in the actual class, I need help please) Who says the following and why?
"I have learnt something from your idiotic notions: I confess that humbly and gratefully. And I have grown accustomed to your voice and appearance. I like them, rather."

Question

(I'm taking English 2 online and I wasn't taught any of this in the actual class, I need help please) Who says the following and why?
"I have learnt something from your idiotic notions: I confess that humbly and gratefully. And I have grown accustomed to your voice and appearance. I like them, rather."

e.mccormick · Answer

https://www.google.com/search?q=%22I+have+learnt+something+from+your+idiotic+notions%3A+I+confess+that+humbly+and+gratefully.+And+I+have+grown+accustomed+to+your+voice+and+appearance.+I+like+them%2C+rather.%22 Easy enough to find. They may have assigned a book or something you missed.

anonymous · Answer

It's from Pygmalion by George Bernard Shaw, and it's found in Act V and is said by "Higgins." Here you go: http://classiclit.about.com/library/bl-etexts/gbshaw/bl-gbshaw-pyg-5.htm

anonymous · Answer

.