The Well of the Saints a Play
The Well of the Saints a Play
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He throws down pot-hooks.
MARTIN DOUL, crying out.
Is it roasting me now you'd be? (Turns back and sees pot-hooks ; he takes them up. } Pot-hooks ?
45 The Well of the Saints : Act ii Is it over them you've been inside sneezing and sweating since the dawn of day ?
TIMMY, resting himself on anvil, with satis- faction.
I'm making a power of things you do have when you're settling with a wife, Martin Doul ; for I heard tell last night the Saint'll be passing again in a short while, and I'd have him... wed Molly with myself. . . . He'd do it, I've heard them say, for not a penny at all.
MARTIN DOUL, lays down hooks and looks at him steadily.
Molly'll be saying great praises now to the Almighty God and He giving her a fine, stout, hardy man the like of you.
TIMMY, uneasily.
And why wouldn't she, if she's a fine woman itself?
MARTIN DOUL, looking up right.
Why wouldn't she, indeed, Timmy ? . . . The Almighty God's made a fine match in the two of you, for if you went marrying a woman was 46 The Well of the Saints : Act ii the like of yourself you'd be having the fear- fullest little children, I'm thinking, was ever seen in the world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He throws down pot-hooks.
MARTIN DOUL, crying out.
Is it roasting me now you'd be? (Turns back and sees pot-hooks ; he takes them up. } Pot-hooks ?
45 The Well of the Saints : Act ii Is it over them you've been inside sneezing and sweating since the dawn of day ?
TIMMY, resting himself on anvil, with satis- faction.
I'm making a power of things you do have when you're settling with a wife, Martin Doul ; for I heard tell last night the Saint'll be passing again in a short while, and I'd have him... wed Molly with myself. . . . He'd do it, I've heard them say, for not a penny at all.
MARTIN DOUL, lays down hooks and looks at him steadily.
Molly'll be saying great praises now to the Almighty God and He giving her a fine, stout, hardy man the like of you.
TIMMY, uneasily.
And why wouldn't she, if she's a fine woman itself?
MARTIN DOUL, looking up right.
Why wouldn't she, indeed, Timmy ? . . . The Almighty God's made a fine match in the two of you, for if you went marrying a woman was 46 The Well of the Saints : Act ii the like of yourself you'd be having the fear- fullest little children, I'm thinking, was ever seen in the world.
What to read after The Well of the Saints a Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J M John Millington Synge to read onlineMoreLess
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