Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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MRS. COTTER I wonder would a bottle of stout do any good. SERGEANT 'Twould be no harm to try. MRS. COTTER Will ye have a bottle? SERGEANT To tell ye the truth, I don't like bein' disobligin', ma'am. (_Coughs_) [_Exit Mrs. Cotter. While she is away, he walks up and down, whistling the while_. MRS. COTTER (_at door_) Ye might as well come up-stairs, Sergeant. There's a fine fire in the sitting-room. SERGEANT I'm first rate where I am. Thank you all the same. [_Takes stout and finishes it without withdrawing it from his mouth. Coughs_. MRS. COTTER How do you feel now? |
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