Porter: It's no blame on you to be downcast.
It's this House will be lonesome with nothing but
its own pure walls. A pity it to be brought to an
end when its hour was not spent.

Castlereagh's Servant: And yourself to be left
bird alone!

("Rule, Britannia," is played off. He takes
down Green Flag and puts up Union
Jack. More cheers inside; and groans
from the street.)

Margy: (To Hevenor.) Come on now out of this.

Hevenor: I never enjoyed a worse day. There
was nothing in it but was wrong.

Margy: No, but the best day ever came before
you. We'll have great comfort in the bye-and-bye
and a roof to put over the child. You'll be run-
ning down drink from this out, the same as the fox
and the cherries. Give me now that money where
you will not put it astray on me this time. We'll
go get the little pincushion out of pawn!

CURTAIN.

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