Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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MRS. COTTER
We can't please everybody. CONSTABLE (_as he draws a chair to the fire and sits down_) Who would try? I wonder is it snow we're goin' to have? MRS. COTTER If you're cold, come up to the fire in the sittin'-room. Or if I were you, I'd take a good walk. CONSTABLE I'm tired o' walkin', an' the cold gives me no trouble. 'Tis the pains I have here (_placing his hand on his heart_) that affects me. MRS. COTTER What sort are they? CONSTABLE Cramps--of the worst kind. MRS. COTTER Gracious me! Have you taken anythin' for them? CONSTABLE What would be good for 'em? MRS. COTTER Hot milk an' pepper. |
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