Plays of William E. Henley and R.L. Stevenson by William Ernest Henley;Robert Louis Stevenson
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PLAYERS. Sit down, Ainslie. - Sit down, Andra. - Ma revenge!
AINSLIE. Na, na, I'm for canny goin'. (COMING FORWARD WITH BOTTLE.) Deacon, let's see your gless. BRODIE. Not an inch of it. MOORE. No rotten shirking, Deacon! [AINSLIE. I'm sayin', man, let's see your gless. BRODIE. Go to the deuce!] AINSLIE. But I'm sayin' - BRODIE. Haven't I to play to-night? AINSLIE. But, man, ye'll drink to bonnie Jean Watt? BRODIE. Ay, I'll follow you there. A LA REINE DE MES AMOURS! (DRINKS.) What fiend put this in your way, you hound? You've filled me with raw stuff. By the muckle deil! - MOORE. Don't hit him, Deacon; tell his mother. HUNT (ASIDE). Oho! SCENE III |
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