This play's author was sufficiently angered by Herbert Beerbohm Tree's changes to its ending to append the essay "
This play's author was sufficiently angered by Herbert Beerbohm Tree's changes to its ending to append the essay "What Happened Afterwards" to printed versions. It opens with a mother nagging her son for not trying hard enough to get a cab, forcing him to go back out into the rain to look for one. During that rainstorm, a man in this play is accused of working for the police because he is taking notes on the behavior of a girl selling (*) flowers in Covent Garden. This play's protagonist famously exclaims "Not bloody likely!" while the Eynsford-Hill family is visiting her mentor's mother. For 10 points, identify this play in which Henry Higgins make a bet that he can rid Eliza Doolittle of her Cockney accent, a work of George Bernard Shaw.
This play's author was sufficiently angered by Herbert Beerbohm Tree's changes to its ending to append the essay "
Pygmalion