Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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HEAD (_in a rage_) No more o' this nonsense! You'll pay for this night's work, believe me. CONSTABLE (_smiling_) I'll pay for a drink for both o' ye for the sake of old times, an' the less said about this night's work the better. (_All remain silent for a short time_) Well, are ye goin' to have the drink? SERGEANT (_to Head_) We might as well take it, for 'tis the first time he ever offered to stand, an' it may be the last. HEAD (_after much consideration_) Very well, then, I'll have a drop o' the best. SERGEANT An' I'll have the same. CONSTABLE Three glasses o' "Wise's," Mrs. Cotter. MRS. COTTER _(from the bar)_ Certainly, Constable. [_The Head and Sergeant remain silent, and the Constable paces up and down with his hands in his pockets, whistling some popular tune, until Mrs. Cotter brings |
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