Three Plays by Padraic Colum
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one of them. "No," says he, "not a string will I touch while the
master of us is here." That's something like the spirit. _(Maire has turned to him and is attentive)_ But there, I won't fill myself up with false music telling you about it all. _He turns to the room_. MAIRE Bring up your fiddle. CONN _(taking fiddle and going towards room again)_ It will be as good as sound sleeping for me. I'll never forget it. Flynn will never forget it. It will be the making of Flynn. _Maire rises_. MAIRE You've only your fiddle; we shouldn't forget that. _Conn goes up to the room. Maire turns to the fire. Anne comes down_. ANNE O Maire, what will become of us at all? MAIRE He is very pleased with himself. He has only his fiddle, we shouldn't forget that. ANNE |
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