Late in a play, this character reverses an insult about being called a "squashed cabbage leaf.
Late in a play, this character reverses an insult about being called a "squashed cabbage leaf." She objects to getting into a "funny sort of copper", claiming to have known a woman who died from bathing every Saturday night, while arguing with Mrs. Pearce. This character threatens to go into business with a Hungarian named Nepommuck in a play in which an American philanthropist named Ezra Wannafeller pays her father, a (*)  dustman, a huge salary to lecture on morality. She ultimately marries Freddy Hill and not the man who bets Colonel Pickering that he can train her to pass as a duchess. For 10 points, name this flower girl who is given elocution lessons by Henry Higgins in George Bernard Shaw's  Pygmalion .
Late in a play, this character reverses an insult about being called a "squashed cabbage leaf.
 Eliza   Doolittle  [accept either underlined portion; or  Liza  Doolittle; prompt on The  Flower Girl  until read]