Duty, and other Irish Comedies by Seumas O'Brien
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SERGEANT (_wiping his mouth with a large old handkerchief_)
'Tis gone! I mean the bone. I feel meself again. MRS. COTTER I'm glad of that. (_Looking at clock_) 'Tis gone half-past ten, Sergeant. SERGEANT Plenty o' time. We'll be a long time dead, an' happy I hope. MRS. COTTER Amen! SERGEANT 'Tis my belief that we should all try to do good while we're alive. MRS. COTTER There's a lot o' good people in the world, Sergeant. SERGEANT There is, ma'am, but nearly every one o' them thinks that they're better than what they are. That's what annoys me. MRS. COTTER Sure 'tis imagination that keeps the world movin'. |
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