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Seven Short Plays
Lady Gregory
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Bartley: Be quiet till I speak! Listen to what I say!
Mrs. Fallon: Sitting beside me on the ass car coming to the town, so quiet and so respectable, and treachery like that in his heart!
Bartley: Is it your wits you have lost or is it I myself that have lost my wits?
Mrs. Fallon: And it’s hard I earned you, slaving, slaving—and you grumbling, and sighing, and coughing, and discontented, and the priest wore out anointing you, with all the times you threatened to die!
Bartley: Let you be quiet till I tell you!
Mrs. Fallon: You to bring such a disgrace into the parish. A thing that was never heard of before!
Bartley: Will you shut your mouth and hear me speaking?
Mrs. Fallon: And if it was for any sort of a fine handsome wom. . . Read More
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