The Well of the Saints
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54 THE WELL OF THE SAINTS.
Molly Byrne. [Laying down can; trying to free herself^ Leave me go, Martin Doul! Leave me go, I'm saying!
Martin Doul, Let you not be fooling. Come along now the little path through the trees.
Molly Byrne, [Crying out towards forge.^ Timmy — Timmy the smith — [Timmy comes out of forge y and Martin Doul lets her go, Molly Byrne, excited and breathless, pointing to Martin Doul. ] Did ever you hear that them that loses their sight loses their sense along with it, Timmy t...he smith?
Timmy, [Suspicious, but uncertain?^ He's no sense, surely, and he'll be having himself driven off this day from where he 's good sleeping, and feeding, and wages for his work.
Molly Byrne, [As before^ He's a bigger fool than that, Timmy. Look on him now, and tell me if that isn't a grand fellow to think he 's only to open his mouth to have a fine woman, the like of me, running along by his heels.
55 THE WELL OF THE SAINTS.
[Martin Doul recoils towards centre^ with his hand to his eyes; Mary Doul is seen on left coming for- ward softly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 THE WELL OF THE SAINTS.
Molly Byrne. [Laying down can; trying to free herself^ Leave me go, Martin Doul! Leave me go, I'm saying!
Martin Doul, Let you not be fooling. Come along now the little path through the trees.
Molly Byrne, [Crying out towards forge.^ Timmy — Timmy the smith — [Timmy comes out of forge y and Martin Doul lets her go, Molly Byrne, excited and breathless, pointing to Martin Doul. ] Did ever you hear that them that loses their sight loses their sense along with it, Timmy t...he smith?
Timmy, [Suspicious, but uncertain?^ He's no sense, surely, and he'll be having himself driven off this day from where he 's good sleeping, and feeding, and wages for his work.
Molly Byrne, [As before^ He's a bigger fool than that, Timmy. Look on him now, and tell me if that isn't a grand fellow to think he 's only to open his mouth to have a fine woman, the like of me, running along by his heels.
55 THE WELL OF THE SAINTS.
[Martin Doul recoils towards centre^ with his hand to his eyes; Mary Doul is seen on left coming for- ward softly.
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 J M John Millington Synge to read onlineMoreLess
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