Oliver Cromwell by John Drinkwater
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(She beckons them in.)
_Cromwell:_ Bridget has news for you, mother. (BRIDGET and IRETON go to MRS. CROMWELL.) _Amos:_ I meant to speak when you were down there, sir. But I'm a bit slow. There's two things, so to say. _Cromwell:_ Yes, Amos. _Amos:_ There's to be great wars and spending, I know. _Cromwell:_ Yes, Amos. _Amos:_ I should like to give the little I've saved. You'll spend it well, sir, I know. It's a matter of two pound. It's not a deal, but it might help by way of an example, as it might be. (He offers a small bag of money.) _Cromwell:_ In such measure it shall be taken from all who will give. That is true in spirit, Amos. It shall be used. |
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