Three Wonder Plays by Lady Gregory
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_Dall Glic_: I'll do that. What I wouldn't
see with my one eye, there's no other would see with three. _King_: A month to-day since I wed with her, and well pleased I am to be back in my own place. I give you word my teeth are rusting with the want of meat. On the journey I got no fair play. She wouldn't be willing to see me nourish myself, unless maybe with the marrow bone of a wren. _Dall Glic_: Sure she lays down she is but thinking of the good of your health. _King_: Maybe so. She is apt to be paying too much attention to what will be for mine and for the world's good. I kept my health fair enough, and the first wife not begrudging me my enough. I don't know what in the world led me not to stop as I was. _Dall Glic_: It is what you were saying, it was for the good of the Princess Nuala, and of yourself. _King_: That is what herself laid down. It would be a great ease to my mind, she was saying, to have in the house with the young girl, a far-off cousin of the King of Alban, and that had been conversation woman in his Court. |
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