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`` I do n't like giving an opinion unless I am fully acquainted with the facts ; but it seems to me that you might have gone to the ` Tivoli ' to have a drink without asking her to your studio . '' `` Stay a bit , we 'll speak of that presently . I am now telling you how I see Lizzie when I go to Brighton . I often go to Brighton by the four o'clock train , I often go to the ` Tivoli , ' and when she is not talking to some one else I talk to her about things in general ; but I swear I have never been out with her , that I never saw her except in the bar , and yet Maggie accuses me of keeping a woman in Brighton , and wo n't hear what I have to say in my defence . This is what she says : ` I have it on unquestionable authority that you have been keeping this woman since you returned from Ireland , perhaps before , and that you go in by the four o'clock train almost daily to see her . ' Now I ask you if it is fair to make such accusations -- such utterly false and baseless accusations -- and then to refuse to hear what a fellow has to say in his defence ? By Jove !