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s, to be a holy terror of cleanness and a scold. _Flannery_: Indeed, he'd as well have left her as she was. There was something very pleasing in her little sleepy ways. _(Sings.)_ "But sad it is to see you so And to think of you now as an object of woe; Your Peggy'll still keep an eye on her beau. O Johnny, I hardly knew you!" _Rock_: Bringing back to the memory of his mother every old grief and rancour. She that has a right to be making her peace with the grave! _Flannery_: Indeed it seems he doesn't mind what he'll get so long as it's something that he wants. _Rock_: Three blasts gone! And the world didn't begin to be cured. _Flannery_: Sure enough he gave the bellows no fair play. _Rock_: He has us made a fool of. He using it the way he did, he has us robbed. _Flannery_: There's power in the four blasts left would bring peace and piety and prosperity and plenty to every one of the four provinces of Ireland. _Rock_: That's it. There's no doubt but I'll make a better use of it than him, because I am a better man than himself. _Flannery_: I don't know. You might not get so much respect in Dublin. _Rock_: Dublin, where are you! What would I'd do going to Dublin? Did you never hear said the skin to be nearer than the shirt? _Flannery_: What do you mean saying that? _Rock_: The first one I have to do good to is myself. _Flannery_: Is it that you would grab the benefit of the bellows? _Rock_: In troth I will. I've got a hold of it, and by cripes I'll knock a good turn out of it. _Flannery_: To rob the country and the poor for your own profit? You are a class of man that is gathering all for himself. _Rock_: It is not worth while we to fall out of friendship. I will use but the one blast. _Flannery_: You have no right or call to meddle with it. _Rock_: The first thing I will meddle with is my own rick of turf. And I'll give you leave to go do the same with your own umbrella, or whatever property you may own. _Flannery_: Sooner than be covetous like yourself I'd live and die in a ditch, and be buried from the Poorhouse! _Rock_: Turf being black and light in the hand, and gold being shiny and weighty, there will be no delay in turning every sod into a solid brick of gold. I give you leave to do the same thing, and we'll be two rich men inside a half an hour! _Flannery_: You are no less than a thief! _(Snatches at bellows.)_ _Rock_: Thief yoursel
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