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Carter: Ha, ha, very good!

(Enter sailors from right.)

James: (To sailors.) Here, my men. I must
go to the ship at once. You must take me in
your boat.

First sailor: Boat not ready yet, sir. More
meat, more pork, more sau-sa-ges.

James: I must go at once. Here, I will give
you money if you will take me at once.

Sailor: Give it now, sir, and I will take you
( James gives it)--after one more barrel.

James: At once!

Sailor: At once, sir. Only one more barrel. I
will not be two, three minutes. You go, sir,
wait in the boat. We will follow you very quick.
(They go left.)

James: Come to the boat at once, Carter. We
shall be safe there. Oh, once at sea I shall be
King again!

Carter: Not a doubt of it!

James: Come, come, no time to lose!

(They turn right. Music is heard from right,
"Lillibulero" suddenly turning into
" White Cockade." The two Williamites
appear playing fife and drum, Owen
with them
.)

First Williamite: That is right! We are
changing the tune well now. We had to keep
up the old one so long as our Newry comrades

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Publication Information: Book Title: Irish Folk-History Plays. Contributors: Lady Gregory - author. Publisher: G.P. Putnam's Sons. Place of Publication: New York. Publication Year: 1912. Page Number: 128.
    
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