St. Patrick's day, or, the scheming lieutenant : a farce in one act by Richard Brinsley Sheridan
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_O'Con_. Ay, the zwitch is better than nothing, but I should be
glad of a stouter: ha' you got such a thing in the house as an old coach-pole, or a spare bed-post? _Just_. Oons, what a dragon it is!--Well, Humphrey, come with me.--I'll just show him to Bridget, doctor, and we'll agree.--Come along, honest Humphrey. [_Exit_.] _O'Con_. My dear doctor, now remember to bring the justice presently to the walk: I have a scheme to get into his confidence at once. _Rosy_. I will, I will. [_They shake hands_.] _Re-enter_ JUSTICE CREDULOUS. _Just_. Why, honest Humphrey, hey! what the devil are you at? _Rosy_. I was just giving him a little advice.--Well I must go for the present.--Good-morning to your worship--you need not fear the lieutenant while he is in your house. _Just_. Well, get in, Humphrey. Good-morning to you, doctor.-- [_Exit_ DOCTOR ROSY.] Come along, Humphrey.--Now I think I am a match for the lieutenant and all his gang. [_Exeunt_.] |
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