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Suddenly catching his thigh. BOYLE takes no notice?

Boyle; dogma has no attraction for me. Boyle goes by l. JOXER at door ready to bolt. You think too sudden sometimes, Joxer. It would be better for you not to go at all, Mrs.

After all that has happened. What are you wearin’ your moleskin trousers yhe

Would you prefer the green or the blue ribbon round me hair, Charlie? Madigan looking at Mary.

Juno and the Paycock

JoxER, in a terrible state of fear, rushes to window hack o. He told me that there were two only that he wished to leave his property to: Yis, yis 1 The wan inside to St. Let me kiss your hand, your little, tiny, white hand!

Close that door there and sit down here. Boyle serve the tea. He returns the pan to the fire, and commences to sing again. There are a few books on the dresser and one on the table. She goes out door r. I must be off ; please let mo go, Jerry.

She hurries out by door R. He sits down again. What in the name o’ God brought you out on the roof; what were you doin’ there? On a little bje-road, out beyant Finglas, he was pacyock.

He’s gone now— the Lord be good to him! If you go on talkin’ like this, Jerry Devine, you’ll make me hate you! Jack, run in an’ see if the light’s lightin’ before the statue. What is it, Mrs.

Even though you threw me over for another man ; even though you gave mo many a bitter word 1 Mary. Oh, I know nothin’ about the pains in your legs; I’ve brought the message that Father Farrell gave me, an’ that’s all I can do.

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Joxer sitting down r. An’ why did he say the like o’ that? Srcipt dangerous, right enough. Me for you, an’ you for me, like the two Musketeers. She brings in drink and returns? If a man was dyin’, you’d thry to make him swally a cup o’ tay!

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Did you ever do anythin’ else! Whether they’re up or down — it won’t bring me darlin’ boy from the grave. D’ye know, I’m hardly able to paycokc with the pains in me legs! Great God, have mercy on me.

Juno and the paycock / Sean O’Casey

Get wan o’ the labourers to carry you down in a hod! I didn’t always misundherstand it; you were ofen delighted to have the arms of Jerry around you. Boyle; a little exercise, now, might do you all the good pajcock the world.

Juno can tell you there what. You forgot; I don’t think any of yous realize the state I’m in with the pains in me legs. Boyle mth a commanding gesture.