Oliver Cromwell by John Drinkwater
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_Bridget:_
He mends daily. Amos tends him like a mother. _Cromwell:_ I must see them. Send to Mistress Hall and Robert. Let us have music this evening. Anthony, too. Let him bring his flute. There's good music here, Henry. (He goes.) _Bridget:_ Robert Hall sings beautifully. _Ireton:_ Will you sing, too? _Bridget:_ I expect so. _Ireton:_ I once tried to learn the flute. It was no good. I couldn't do it unless I watched my fingers. _Bridget:_ Was it very terrible at Edgehill? _Ireton:_ Yes. _Bridget:_ |
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