Krindlesyke by Wilfrid Wilson Gibson
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page 38 of 186 (20%)
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And old and watty: but thereâs no harm in him.
(_Goes towards settle._) Come, dad, and jog your wits, and stir your stumps, And welcome ... What the devilâs this? Whose brat ... EZRA: Whose brat? And who should ken--although they say, Itâs a wise father knows his own child. Ay! If heâs the devil, youâre the devilâs brat, And Iâm the devilâs daddy. Happen you came Before the parson had time to read the prayers. But, heâs a rum dad ... (_JUDITH ELLERSHAW steps forward to take the child from EZRA._) JIM: Judith Ellershaw! Why, lass, where ever have ... (_He steps towards her, then stops in confusion. Nobody speaks as JUDITH goes towards the settle, takes the child from EZRA, and wraps it in her shawl. She is moving to the door when PHÅBE steps before her and closes it, then turns and faces JUDITH._) PHÅBE: You shall not go. JUDITH: |
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