The Tinker's Wedding by J. M. (John Millington) Synge
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MARY -- suddenly shouting behind, tip-
sily. -- Larry was a fine lad, I'm saying; Larry was a fine lad, Sarah Casey -- MICHAEL. Whist, now, the two of you. There's my mother coming, and she'd have us destroyed if she heard the like of that talk the time she's been drinking her fill. MARY -- comes in singing* -- And when we asked him what way he'd die, And he hanging unrepented, "Begob," says Larry, "that's all in my eye, By the clergy first invented." SARAH. Give me the jug now, or you'll have it spilt in the ditch. MARY -- holding the jug with both her hands, in a stilted voice. -- Let you leave me easy, Sarah Casey. I won't spill it, I'm saying. God help you; are you thinking it's frothing full to the brim it is at this hour of the night, and I after carrying it in my two hands a long step from Jemmy Neill's? MICHAEL -- anxiously. -- Is there a sup left at all? 23 SARAH -- looking into the jug. -- A little small sup only I'm thinking. MARY -- sees the priest, and holds out jug |
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