The Fiddler's House: a Play in Three Acts
The Fiddler's House: a Play in Three Acts
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You must leave me to myself now. {Conn Hourican comes in.) Is Anne with you, father?
Conn. She's gathering posies or something like that. Brian, did you hear about the Feis at Ardagh ?
Maire {with vehement). Oh, what's the good of talking about that ? You can't go.
Conn. Can't go, did you say, girl ?
Maire. Oh, how could you go ?
Conn. Is that the way ? Well, God help us. Give me that fiddle till I leave it up.
\He takes the fiddle off dresser ^ and turns to go.
Maire. Father, let me be with yo...u to-night ; Oh, I'm sorry if I vexed you. {No reply.) Well, stay with Brian MacConnell ; I'm going out to Anne.
[Maire goes out. Brian goes to rack^ and puts on his coat.
Brian. Are you coming. Conn ? I'm off.
Conn. Where to, man ?
Brian. To Flynn's.
Conn. I can't be going, I'm sorry to say.
THE FIDDLER'S HOUSE. 21 Brian. Vm going anyway. It's a great thing to be in the company of men.
Conn. Ay, in troth. Women, Brian, leave the heart of one very lonesome.
Brian {masterfully). Why can't you come out?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You must leave me to myself now. {Conn Hourican comes in.) Is Anne with you, father?
Conn. She's gathering posies or something like that. Brian, did you hear about the Feis at Ardagh ?
Maire {with vehement). Oh, what's the good of talking about that ? You can't go.
Conn. Can't go, did you say, girl ?
Maire. Oh, how could you go ?
Conn. Is that the way ? Well, God help us. Give me that fiddle till I leave it up.
\He takes the fiddle off dresser ^ and turns to go.
Maire. Father, let me be with yo...u to-night ; Oh, I'm sorry if I vexed you. {No reply.) Well, stay with Brian MacConnell ; I'm going out to Anne.
[Maire goes out. Brian goes to rack^ and puts on his coat.
Brian. Are you coming. Conn ? I'm off.
Conn. Where to, man ?
Brian. To Flynn's.
Conn. I can't be going, I'm sorry to say.
THE FIDDLER'S HOUSE. 21 Brian. Vm going anyway. It's a great thing to be in the company of men.
Conn. Ay, in troth. Women, Brian, leave the heart of one very lonesome.
Brian {masterfully). Why can't you come out?
What to read after The Fiddler's House: a Play in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Padraic Colum to read onlineMoreLess
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