The Well of the Saints
The Well of the Saints
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MARTIN DOUL -- [ecstatically. ] -- Oh, glory be to God, I see nowsurely. . . . I see the walls of the church, and the green bitsof ferns in them, and yourself, holy father, and the great widthof the sky.
[He runs out half-foolish with joy, and comes past Mary Doul asshe scrambles to her feet, drawing a little away from her as hegoes by. ] TIMMY -- [to the others. ] -- He doesn't know her at all.
[The Saint comes out behind Martin Doul, and leads Mary Doul intothe church. Martin Doul comes... on to the People. The men arebetween him and the Girls; he verifies his position with hisstick. ] MARTIN DOUL -- [crying out joyfully. ] -- That's Timmy, I knowTimmy by the black of his head. . . . That's Mat Simon, I knowMat by the length of his legs. . . . That should be Patch Ruadh, with the gamey eyes in him, and the fiery hair. (He sees MollyByrne on Mary Doul's seat, and his voice changes completely. ) Oh, it was no lie they told me, Mary Doul. Oh, glory to God andthe seven saints I didn't die and not see you at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . .
MARTIN DOUL -- [ecstatically. ] -- Oh, glory be to God, I see nowsurely. . . . I see the walls of the church, and the green bitsof ferns in them, and yourself, holy father, and the great widthof the sky.
[He runs out half-foolish with joy, and comes past Mary Doul asshe scrambles to her feet, drawing a little away from her as hegoes by. ] TIMMY -- [to the others. ] -- He doesn't know her at all.
[The Saint comes out behind Martin Doul, and leads Mary Doul intothe church. Martin Doul comes... on to the People. The men arebetween him and the Girls; he verifies his position with hisstick. ] MARTIN DOUL -- [crying out joyfully. ] -- That's Timmy, I knowTimmy by the black of his head. . . . That's Mat Simon, I knowMat by the length of his legs. . . . That should be Patch Ruadh, with the gamey eyes in him, and the fiery hair. (He sees MollyByrne on Mary Doul's seat, and his voice changes completely. ) Oh, it was no lie they told me, Mary Doul. Oh, glory to God andthe seven saints I didn't die and not see you at all.
What to read after The Well of the Saints?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jm Synge to read onlineMoreLess
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