Anna Christie by Eugene O'Neill
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with a guy with no hard feelin's. But what was yuh so scared
about--that I'd kick up a row? That ain't Marthy's way. [Scornfully.] Think I'd break my heart to lose yuh? Commit suicide, huh? Ho-ho! Gawd! The world's full o' men if that's all I'd worry about! [Then with a grin, after emptying her glass.] Blow me to another scoop, huh? I'll drink your kid's health for yuh. CHRIS--[Eagerly.] Sure tang. Ay go gat him. [He takes the two glasses into the bar.] Oder drink. Same for both. LARRY--[Getting the drinks and putting them on the bar.] She's not such a bad lot, that one. CHRIS--[Jovially.] She's good gel, Ay tal you! Py golly, Ay calabrate now! Give me vhiskey here at bar, too. [He puts down money. LARRY serves him.] You have drink, Larry. LARRY--[Virtuously.] You know I never touch it. CHRIS--You don't know what you miss. Skoal! [He drinks--then begins to sing loudly.] "My Yosephine, come board de ship--" [He picks up the drinks for MARTHY and himself and walks unsteadily into the back room, singing.] "De moon, she shi-i-i-ine. She looks yust like you. Tche-tchee, tchee-tchee, tchee-tchee, tchee-tchee." |
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