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Why does Mrs. Higgins tell Higgins and Pickering that they are a “pretty pair of babies playing with your live doll”? (Act 3)

Why does Mrs. Higgins tell Higgins and Pickering that they are a “pretty pair of babies playing with your live doll”?

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Mrs. Higgins feels they are using Liza like a "live doll". She thinks they are like petty babies using the girl for their own amusements.

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