Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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in the drinks_.
MRS. COTTER _(as she places the drinks on the table)_ I don't like to see ye in this cold kitchen, gentlemen. Can't ye come up-stairs to the sitting-room? CONSTABLE 'Tisn't worth our while, ma'am. We have our work to do. (_Taking glass in hand_) Slainthe! [_Drinks half the quantity of whiskey. The Head and Sergeant do likewise. A noise like the falling of furniture is heard from the room where Padna and Micus are._ HEAD _(startled)_ What's that? _[There is silence for a while, then Micus is heard singing._ MICUS "We are the boys of Wexford Who fought with heart an' hand To burst in twain the galling chain, An' free our native land." HEAD _(to Mrs. Cotter who has come from the bar)_ I'll have the kay of that door, ma'am. MRS. COTTER What kay, Head? |
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