New Irish Comedies by Lady Gregory
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_Taig:_ Wealth to be in the family it is all one nearly with having a grip of it in your own palm. _Darby:_ I wish to the Lord it was the one thing. _Taig:_ You to know what I know-- _Darby:_ What is it that you know? _Taig:_ It is dealing out cards through the night time I will be from this out, and making bets on racehorses and fighting-cocks through all the hours of the day. _Darby:_ I would sooner to be sleeping in feathers and to do no hand's turn at all, day or night. _Taig:_ If I came paddling along through every place this day and the road hard under my feet, it is likely I will have my choice way leaving it. _Darby:_ How is that now? _Taig:_ A horse maybe and a car or two horses, or maybe to go in the coach, and I myself sitting alongside the man came in it. _Darby:_ Is it that he is taking you into his service? _Taig:_ Not at all! And I being of his own family and his blood. |
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