Three Plays: the Fiddler's House, the Land, Thomas Muskerry
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l_She rises.
72 THE FIDDLER'S HOUSE MAIRE I'm going to call my father.
BRIAN You go to him, and you go from me.
MAIRE You are both my care: my father and yourself.
BRIAN What will become of me when you go?
MAIRE Isn't it right, Brian, that I should be with my father on the roads? Even if I was in your house, I would be thinking that I should watch over him.
BRIAN Then it's good-bye you'd be saying?
MAIRE Good-bye, Brian MacConnell.
BRIAN (at door) Good-bye, Maire Hourican; gold and jewels, ship...s on the sea, may you have them all.
\^ne goes out. With a cry Maire follows him to the door. She stands before door for a minute, then she goes back to table, and throunng herself down, remains with her head buried in her hands. James Moynihan comes in. Maire raises her head, and remains looking before her. James comes to table, and puts flowers beside Maire.
JAMES We gathered them for you, Maire. They're the woodbine. We were saying that you would be glad of the flower of the road. (Maire puts her hand on the flowers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
l_She rises.
72 THE FIDDLER'S HOUSE MAIRE I'm going to call my father.
BRIAN You go to him, and you go from me.
MAIRE You are both my care: my father and yourself.
BRIAN What will become of me when you go?
MAIRE Isn't it right, Brian, that I should be with my father on the roads? Even if I was in your house, I would be thinking that I should watch over him.
BRIAN Then it's good-bye you'd be saying?
MAIRE Good-bye, Brian MacConnell.
BRIAN (at door) Good-bye, Maire Hourican; gold and jewels, ship...s on the sea, may you have them all.
\^ne goes out. With a cry Maire follows him to the door. She stands before door for a minute, then she goes back to table, and throunng herself down, remains with her head buried in her hands. James Moynihan comes in. Maire raises her head, and remains looking before her. James comes to table, and puts flowers beside Maire.
JAMES We gathered them for you, Maire. They're the woodbine. We were saying that you would be glad of the flower of the road. (Maire puts her hand on the flowers.
What to read after Three Plays: the Fiddler's House, the Land, Thomas Muskerry?
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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