In one of this author's plays, a character declares, "you will only be everybody's servant instead of somebody's servant" to Nicola, who dreams of opening a shop in Sofia.
In one of this author's plays, a character declares, "you will only be everybody's servant instead of somebody's servant" to Nicola, who dreams of opening a shop in Sofia. In that play by this author, Raina elopes with her "Chocolate Cream Soldier," Captain Bluntschli. In his most famous play, Clara declares, "I find the new small (*)​ talk delightful and quite innocent," and another character attempts to call a cab near Covent Garden. That play is about the attempts of phonetics professor Henry Higgins to change the cockney accent of Eliza Doolittle. For 10 points, name this British author of Arms and the Man and Pygmalion.
In one of this author's plays, a character declares, "you will only be everybody's servant instead of somebody's servant" to Nicola, who dreams of opening a shop in Sofia.
George Bernard Shaw