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AcT III

Scene: The pier at Duncannon the same night.
James and Carter talking together.

James: Upon my word, I am as glad to es-
cape from that dark cellar as I was to get into it
an hour ago.

Carter: I wonder how long Sarsfield will be
away gathering his men.

James: It should take him a little time; but
one never knows with him when he may appear.
He makes me start up. He has no feeling for
repose, for things at their proper time, for the
delicate, leisurely life. He frets and goads me.
He harries and hustles. I hear him now! (Starts.)

Carter: It is only the French sailors taking
away another barrel of their meat from the cellar.

(French sailors enter from left, singing as
before. They roll a barrel away to right.)

James: The long and the short of it is, it
will not be my fault if I spend another night
in this abominable island.

Carter: That is good news indeed.

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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: 126.
    
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