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hear bravo beaumont allow merowlanda few more words sir
railway many voices bravo bravorowlandbut this undertaking is threatened
community voices hear hear bravorowlandbut what we salute most
our community voices bravo bravorowlandmr beaumont you have been
era voices hear hear bravorowlandsigns for the footmen to
some other way deana norowlandand why s that deana
have you used jack steadyonrowlandanswer me deana do you
thrawn nature deana deana ayerowlandbut why deana that s
m like these fallen womenrowlanddeana deana mother was a
then speaks to her quietlyrowlanddeana deana yes rowland why
grief and shame beaumont drrowlanddeana him to jack is
i hate all this guidwillrowlanddeana my dear i understand
mrs beaumont takes deana outrowlandgoes with them martha goodbye
worthwhile and far far awayrowlandhm deana my dear i
me deana how can yourowlandi don t think it
truth a pause deana yesrowlandlet us hope that this
deana so upstannin and moralrowlandnow deana you don t
deana then it is truerowlandof course it is and
to let folk ken itrowlandoh deana you ve no
that agreed deana deana ayerowlandoh thank you thank you
amang folk that are sorowlandso what deana so upstannin
wife lilian loudly deana dowrowlandwhat mrs beaumont lilian general
quietly rowland deana deana yesrowlandwhy are you not coming
be able to be worthyrowlandyou are worthy deana deana
ears harry yeuch yeuch yeuchrowlandi think we should withdraw
to america wi him yeuchrowlandit s not possible betty
about yeuch that ugsome clarinetrowlandthis is getting to be
such agent voices wheesht wheeshtrowlandi welcome as a good
sectional interests voices hear hearrowlandit has become apparent that
town voices aye hear hearrowlandthis distressing report has no
no speaking of unseaworthy shipsrowlandbut i am mr beaumont
the finish beaumont aye certainlyrowlandbut mr beaumont last year
put a stop to thatrowlanddivine providence mrs beaumont you
to compose mysel enter rowlandrowlandexcuse me mr beaumont i
let me ask you somethingrowlandgladly mr beaumont beaumont it
a man to dae itrowlandhm beaumont i ken whit
maybe hae to fall victimrowlandhow do you mean beaumont
come in mrs beaumont mrrowlandi did my best to
day mr beaumont beaumont hmmrowlandi really came in to
up beaumont no anither wordrowlandif i don t tell
throat harry oh sorry mrrowlandmrs beaumont when everything was
goes to the open doorrowlandmrs beaumont will you please
a word with you myselfrowlandof course mr beaumont is
beaumont not at all mrrowlandour hard working wee burgh
the objects named are presentedrowlandprovost beaumont sir it is
minute to compose mysel enterrowlandrowland excuse me mr beaumont
mrs beaumont lilian general excitementrowlandrun away with him it
sew mrs beaumont and mrrowlandspeak to each other for
providence beaumont aye aye providencerowlandthen you may proceed with
bound to loss their livesrowlandvery likely alas beaumont weel
mrs laing kid harry whitrowlandwell really mrs beaumont but
loon in there speaking ofrowlandwho the american beaumont aye
lilian can i come toorowlandcertainly the more the better
from lilian is that sorowlandis it with your goodwill
less so with jack lilianrowlandjames has to speak scots
disny allow me to workrowlandladies i hardly think lilian
person lilian what person reverendrowlandthe one person in the
one they call holy mickrowlandclears his throat harry oh
glances at the title ofrowlands book harry woman as
d been speaking about merowlandbut did you not see
to speaking at public meetingsrowlandeveryone s as bad by
don t hit him jackrowlandgo ahead hit me the
jack you re gaun gyterowlandi can t believe it
a sacrifice of your timerowlanddon t mention it mrs
lass mrs boyter glancing atrowlandme i really canny call
is no place for themrowlandno indeed quietly to mrs
we to see a circusrowlandthat s hardly likely mrs
to tak me wi himrowlandright then you shall hear
andy in the other mrrowlandfinishes reading and closes his
and fold up garments mrrowlandis reading to them andy
reading and closes his bookrowlandthere you are ladies the
to become his wife drrowlandand i have something else
want her for my wiferowlandwell in that case you
going to become my wiferowlandyou can you really think
the festival committee wi drrowlandat the heid o it
door is thrown open drrowlandenters at the head of
praise with which you drrowlandhave lavished me i do
banner o ideals and drrowlands to mak the oration
his book under his armrowlandladies i don t think
of your ugly old auntrowlandputs his book under his
of how the american folkrowlandis he in there why
if it wereny for yourowlandwhy do you like to
like the rest of themrowlandwhy don t you go
aye aye whit is itrowlandallow me one question mr
afore you came here mrrowlandanyway it was only performed
complete waste of effort mrrowlandbecause we already have the
order for a branch linerowlandis that so mr boyter
this railway project listen mrrowlandlet me ask you something
just bring that to mindrowlandmr thomson wrote a play
re forgetting our manners mrrowlandwe must thank you for
his own way you mrrowlandwith your good works in
what s this all aboutrowlandi must say something now
you can rely on usrowlanddo you really look for
too far johnny runs outrowlandyou shouldn t put such
mind what you re sayingrowlandshe must know the truth
out on the stormy searowlandwell now you must bar
done too aren t thererowlandfine things i fail to
sure you re perfectly rightrowlandand in a home such
new world of industrial powerrowlandbut are you not feart
the way that i amrowlandcould you not try to
street ibsen s stage directionrowlandgreetings to you sir i
hae their points those countriesrowlandhow can you say that
you interpret the scriptures reverendrowlandi am not a reverend
much about what s grandrowlandi teach you about what
o it in this placerowlandleaving here are you giving
things sorted out between usrowlandmay i ask what you
but dae you no thinkrowlandmy dear provost your conscience
to understand what s grandrowlandwhat do you mean by
just what i canny tholerowlandyou have a thrawn nature
that the sum of itrowlandyou know i m very
i ll lend a handrowlandyou may i ask madam
comes in through the gardenrowlandyou re not often at
certainly gives food for thoughtrowlandindeed it shows us a
so much time for usrowlandnot at all during the
maun win awa frae hererowlandbut with him with him
no get anywhere with himrowlandwe ll see about that
what no no aye ayerowlandit is therefore as a
in such a braw lightrowlanda lot of it is
a fallen woman as weelrowlandwho s spoken about such
a wee divert at leastrowlandi think we can manage
think twice about daeing itrowlandoh i can quite believe
against the weelfare of thousandsrowlandbut your examples are so
up to your individual consciencesrowlandwhat a bombshell the town
their place at the tablerowlandcloses the door and draws
be lost in this factoryrowlandi believe that s very
be very loud in thererowlandis there some particular case
hadn t enough worries alreadyrowlandbut how has this come
the harbour at the momentrowlandwell i won t set
we maybe draw the curtainsrowlandjust what i had in
he turns to the crowdrowlandnow friends three cheers for
sacrifice ane of his menrowlandno engineer in this country
the seabed like a stanerowlandwell that just goes to
white sewing has someone diedrowlandmadam this is a meeting
did my best to preventrowlandi shall take care of
out on to the verandarowlandmoves to the table and
is a time for celebrationrowlanda home coming is not
fear of being thought snobbyrowlandfancies himself because he is
by the least wee thingrowlandis a man s life
caird go into the officerowlandcomes in through the garden
as a member at therowlandhill awards in london there
lost hundreds mair will benefitrowlandah it s the railway
a beezer o a planrowlandhm boyter the hand of

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