Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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I'm not feelin' well at all thin. (_Coughs_) There's
nothin' more deceptive than looks at times. (_Coughs_) MRS. COTTER True. SERGEANT 'Tis in me bed I should be instead of troublin' dacent people like yourself a night like this. (_Coughs_) But duty is duty, an' it must be done. If I didn't do what I'm told, that bla'gard of a Head Constable would soon have another an' maybe a worse man in my place. MRS. COTTER The Lord save us! SERGEANT But as herself says: There's no use in the Government makin' laws if the people don't keep them. MRS. COTTER That's so. SERGEANT Keepin' the world in order is no aisy business, ma'am. MRS. COTTER 'Tis a great responsibility. |
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