Oliver Cromwell by John Drinkwater
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_Bridget:_ Cousin John. _Hampden:_ Well, Bridget, my girl. (He kisses her.) _Bridget:_ How do you do, Mr. Ireton? _Ireton_ (shaking hands): Well, I thank you, mistress. _Bridget:_ Does father know, mother? _Elizabeth:_ I've sent down to the field. _Mrs. Cromwell:_ He'll be here soon enough. I'm sorry the judges were against you, John. I don't know what else you could expect, though. They are the King's judges, I suppose. _Hampden:_ That's what we dispute, ma'am. The King says that they should serve him. We say that they should serve the laws. |
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