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(Blows out candles. Sarsfield has followed
James. Mrs. Kelleher is pushing
dresser back to its place. The door is
burst open.)

Captain: Who is here?

Matt: Not a one in the world, Captain, but
myself and herself, and the son I have, and a
few men of King William's army.

First Williamite: We are here, sir, according to
orders.

Captain: Strike a light! (Williamite strikes
it and lights candle.) What is going on here?

First Williamite: We are watching the pier, sir.

Captain: Why are the lights out?

Matt: It was I myself, sir--I will confess all.
It was not purposely I did it. I have an un-
steady hand; it was to snuff them I was striving.

Captain: Have you any news of King James?

First Williamite: Great news!

Captain: What is that?

First Williamite: He was seen to the east--up
in the wood.

Captain: We must follow him at once.

First Williamite : It is said he is going north--
on the road to--Wexford!

Curtain

-125-

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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: 125.
    
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