The Tinker's Wedding by J. M. (John Millington) Synge
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SARAH -- following him out. -- The bles-
sing of the Almighty God be on you, holy father, and that He may reward and watch you from this present day. MARY -- nudging Michael. -- Did you see that, Michael Byrne? Didn't you hear me telling you she's flighty a while back since the change of the moon? With her fussing for 28 marriage, and she making whisper-talk with one man or another man along by the road. MICHAEL. --* Whist now, or she'll knock the head of you the time she comes back. MARY. --* Ah, it's a bad, wicked way the world is this night, if there's a fine air in it itself. You'd never have seen me, and I a young woman, making whisper-talk with the like of him, and he the fearfullest old fellow you'd see any place walking the world. [Sarah comes back quickly. MARY -- calling out to her. -- What is it you're after whispering above with himself? SARAH -- exultingly. -- Lie down, and leave us in peace. She whispers with Michael. MARY -- poking out her pipe with a straw, sings -- She'd whisper with one, and she'd whisper |
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