deana
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| ither body jack oh deana | deana | a body here tells me |
| what do you say deana | deana | aye i ll mairry you |
| have a thrawn nature deana | deana | aye rowland but why deana |
| wife is that agreed deana | deana | aye rowland oh thank you |
| oot for a dander wi | deana | beaumont huh deana skeerie young |
| to be with me deana | deana | because you teach me so |
| in this fashion martha and | deana | both wearing outdoor coats deana |
| ll mairry you jack deana | deana | but first i m ettling |
| see deana there mrs laing | deana | but what s the matter |
| deana both wearing outdoor coats | deana | carrying a small travelling bag |
| ony ither body jack oh | deana | deana a body here tells |
| jack what do you say | deana | deana aye i ll mairry |
| you have a thrawn nature | deana | deana aye rowland but why |
| my wife is that agreed | deana | deana aye rowland oh thank |
| like to be with me | deana | deana because you teach me |
| i ll mairry you jack | deana | deana but first i m |
| old half sister mrs beaumont | deana | deana dow but lilian think |
| like these fallen women rowland | deana | deana mother was a fallen |
| i ll look after you | deana | deana no you re no |
| about such things to you | deana | deana nobody they never speak |
| deana there he is jack | deana | deana tak me wi you |
| martha you will see him | deana | deana there he is jack |
| worthy rowland you are worthy | deana | deana whit s the good |
| speaks to her quietly rowland | deana | deana yes rowland why are |
| half sister mrs beaumont deana | deana | dow but lilian think lilian |
| wife mrs beaumont what beaumont | deana | jack deana your wife martha |
| these fallen women rowland deana | deana | mother was a fallen woman |
| deana your wife martha no | deana | no lilian it s a |
| ll look after you deana | deana | no you re no to |
| such things to you deana | deana | nobody they never speak about |
| dander wi deana beaumont huh | deana | skeerie young hizzy making all |
| there he is jack deana | deana | tak me wi you jack |
| deana aye rowland but why | deana | that s just the way |
| you will see him deana | deana | there he is jack deana |
| sake did you not see | deana | there mrs laing deana but |
| rowland you are worthy deana | deana | whit s the good o |
| to her quietly rowland deana | deana | yes rowland why are you |
| beaumont what beaumont deana jack | deana | your wife martha no deana |
| rowland and why s that | deana | because i m like these |
| jack steadyon rowland answer me | deana | do you really mean to |
| become his wife lilian loudly | deana | dow rowland what mrs beaumont |
| and shame beaumont dr rowland | deana | him to jack is this |
| comprehend mrs boyter mercy me | deana | how can you rowland i |
| far far away rowland hm | deana | my dear i am seriously |
| hate all this guidwill rowland | deana | my dear i understand how |
| to be some other way | deana | no rowland and why s |
| for you mrs beaumont takes | deana | out rowland goes with them |
| are so rowland so what | deana | so upstannin and moral rowland |
| a body no anither word | deana | then it is true rowland |
| telling the truth a pause | deana | yes rowland let us hope |
| upstannin and moral rowland now | deana | you don t mean that |
| folk ken it rowland oh | deana | you ve no idea of |
| up to lilian betty martha | deana | and harry come in mrs |
| too miss martha and let | deana | come in too oh you |
| girl martha that s richt | deana | go wi him be his |
| martha myself she must tell | deana | i want her promise he |
| friend martha goodbye jack goodbye | deana | long life and happiness martha |
| and whispers to her martha | deana | my hinnie gie me a |
| o the folk is freer | deana | oh aunt martha you maun |
| lilian because you stood in | deana | s shadow martha i m |
| boyter neighbour mrs laing neighbour | deana | adopted daughter of beaumonts andy |
| mrs boyter mrs laing and | deana | are sitting in a conservatory |
| laing what did happen with | deana | s parents after that mrs |
| it at all mrs laing | deana | will you pass me that |
| on me but that poor | deana | dow i m fair vexed |
| certain person is daffing wi | deana | dow it gars me nervish |
| themsels about the streets wi | deana | dow mrs beaumont they canny |
| to do that beaumont with | deana | as your wife here jack |
| are here jack high mindit | deana | aye i mean are they |
| plenty folk clyping jack hm | deana | but there was something else |
| and sanderson exit jack and | deana | come in from the garden |
| heed harry yeuch jack and | deana | enter through the garden followed |
| open door jack all right | deana | have it your own way |
| that drunken crew jack and | deana | have sailed on the palm |
| fash about that jack you | deana | i can work i m |
| i m no jack what | deana | i d raither no speak |
| wi you jack yes yes | deana | i ll no be a |
| speir at you jack what | deana | is it as easy as |
| it s a lie jack | deana | is that man telling the |
| have you really looked at | deana | jack i think so lilian |
| the garden and talk to | deana | jack i was just thinking |
| not mean anything to you | deana | oh aye jack you mean |
| respectability gars me grue jack | deana | tell me is that your |
| evening the haill toun jack | deana | you don t love him |
| with me jack why not | deana | you re an incomer here |
| she comes mrs boyter yes | deana | s a very able girl |
| beaumont never come back and | deana | awa wi him lilian yes |
| up her sewing mrs beaumont | deana | are you not having coffee |
| to bring in the coffee | deana | exits mrs beaumont if you |
| did the right thing bringing | deana | into your home beaumont aye |
| of linen mrs beaumont simultaneously | deana | my dear run out and |
| beaumont yes come with me | deana | oh how wonderful for you |
| s gone for good and | deana | with him beaumont never come |
| care of it mrs beaumont | deana | you are a giddy and |
| go out into the garden | deana | has taken off her hat |
| the garden than stay here | deana | no i m fine here |
| here i mak nae doubt | deana | tak my wife s shawl |
| be the manager s wife | deana | that must be the manager |
| a kiss the last ane | deana | no the last no dear |
| we ll no promise me | deana | never come back she takes |
| never come back she takes | deana | s hands and looks at |
| you mean by grand exactly | deana | grand is something that is |
| i didny mean us exactly | deana | i should like to see |
| you don t mean that | deana | oh but i do ilka |
| favour come back with us | deana | oh you dinny mean that |
| a kind of a with | deana | s mother it s as |
| s the other affair about | deana | s mother you ve got |
| needn t fear for that | deana | you dinny tak my meaning |
| come in from the house | deana | i hae to see him |
| must come back with us | deana | no i wouldny gang wi |
| i must say something now | deana | although the way you have |
| i must i will marry | deana | so i ll leave tomorrow |
| she must know the truth | deana | this is the man who |
| away you can tell me | deana | weel if you must ken |
| you don t love him | deana | i never loved him i |
| you ll make him happy | deana | i ll no promise onything |
| convention gang your ain gait | deana | marry him dae something to |
| but with him with him | deana | wha else here would hae |
| shouldn t but you promised | deana | ah but now i mind |
| you because i too oh | deana | i m that fond of |
| you ve taken this decision | deana | i maun win awa frae |
| you want them to be | deana | i want them to be |
| you giving it serious thought | deana | i wouldny bide anither day |
| m very fond of you | deana | if i was hilda or |
| am seriously concerned about you | deana | is that the sum of |
| you about what s grand | deana | it s no quite that |
| to dae without mony things | deana | kisses her but you will |
| has made you very hot | deana | no it was braw it |
| walk like this every day | deana | no mr thomson you shouldny |
| are you not having coffee | deana | no thank you i don |
| that you ve heard about | deana | s mither but i swear |
| with you on the veranda | deana | that s just what i |
| girl oh are you there | deana | we re just about finished |
| are you not coming outside | deana | when i came in i |
| raised to a higher level | deana | will you make a pact |
| giving you that support earlier | deana | you re not to say |
| in the morning very often | deana | oh aye but just wi |
| ve not done anything wrong | deana | not me but no i |
| wheesht here s someone coming | deana | please for my sake away |
| honest and true to yoursel | deana | i ll dae that aunt |
| confined in this place but | deana | aye if i could only |
| the grass wi johnny aye | deana | ye mind o the raiveled |
| speaking with ostentatious friendliness to | deana | after a few moments she |
| first and live pretty rough | deana | i wouldny fash about that |
| town knows about it there | deana | that s the kind of |
| of the most solemn truths | deana | but there are some fine |
| they re that right enough | deana | then i think it would |
| to own up to that | deana | s going to be my |
| whit i hae to be | deana | i canny picture daeing without |
| have decided to take for | deana | s benefit can also be |
| outside and join the others | deana | goes out to join the |
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