St. Patrick's day, or, the scheming lieutenant : a farce in one act by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_Just_. Now, Bridget, hold your tongue, and let me see if my
horrid situation be apparent. _Enter_ DOCTOR ROSY. _Rosy_. I have but just called to inform--hey! bless me, what's the matter with your worship? _Just_. There, he sees it already!--Poison in my face, in capitals! Yes, yes, I'm a sure job for the undertakers indeed! _Mrs. Bri_. Oh! oh! alas, doctor! _Just_. Peace, Bridget!--Why, doctor, my dear old friend, do you really see any change in me? _Rosy_. Change! never was man so altered: how came these black spots on your nose? _Just_. Spots on my nose! _Rosy_. And that wild stare in your right eye! _Just_. In my right eye? _Rosy_. Ay, and, alack, alack, how you are swelled! _Just_. Swelled! |
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