Our American Cousin by Tom Taylor
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Asa Hello! here's all the folks coming two by two, as if
they were pairing for Noah's ark. Here's Mrs. Mountchestnut and the Sailor man. [Enter as Asa calls them off.] Here's De Boots and his gal, and darn me, if here ain't old setidy fetch it, and the sick gal, how are you buttons? [Dundreary knocks against Asa, who is in C. of stage.] Dun There's that damned rhinocerous again. [Crosses to L. with Georgina, and seats her.] Asa Here comes turkey cock, number two, and his gal, and darn me, if here ain't Puffy and his gal. Sir E Mr. Vernon, take her, she's yours, though Heaven knows what I shall do without her. Mrs M [Rising.] Ah, Sir Edward, that is just my case; but you'll never know what it is to be a mother. [Comes down, L. C.] Georgina, Augusta, my dears, come here. [They come down each side of her.] You'll sometimes think of your poor mamma, bless you. [Aside to them.] Oh, you couple of fools. [Bumps their foreheads. Dundreary has business with Georgina, then leads her to a seat, L.] De B [To Dundreary.] Why, Fred, we're all getting married! Dun Yes, it's catching, like the cholera. |
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