...(unaccustomed to being spoken to this way by a woman) Well, indeed, mum, I could stay, but I'm thinkjn 't is cold an' — I'd better go. NELI (again savagely)...with the toe of his boot. DEACON ROBERTS (smiling) 'T is unnecessary to remain then, mum. NELI (to Hugh) What did he get? HUGH (sneezing) N — n —...

...NELI (again savagely) Nay, stay! Stay for — for what ye came for whatever! [Neli looks chdllengingly at the Deacon. Then she goes on wiping brine carefully...with the toe of his boot. DEACON ROBERTS (smiling) 'T is unnecessary to remain then, mum. NELI (to Hugh) What did he get? HUGH (sneezing) N — n —...

...stay, but I'm thinkin' 'tis cold an'—I'd better go. NELI. [Again savagely.] Nay, stay! Stay for—for what ye came for whatever! [NELI looks challengingly...NELI. [To HUGH.] What did he get ? HUGH. [Sneezing.] N—n—Achoo !—nothin'! DEACON ROBERTS. [With sudden interest, looking at the floor.] Well, indeed!...

...by a woman.] Well, indeed, mum, I could stay, but I'm thmkin' 'tis cold an' — I'd better go. NELJ. [Again savagely.] Nay, stay ! Stay for — for what...with the toe of his boot. DEACON ROBERTS. [Smiling.] "Pis unnecessary to remain then, mum. NELI. [To HUGH.] What did he get ? HUGH. [Sneezing.] N — n...

...but I'm think in' 'tis cold an'—I'd better go. NELI. [Again savagely.] Nay, stay! Stay for—for what ye came for whatever! [NELI looks challengingly at the DEACON. Then she goea on wiping brine carefully from husband's hair and from behind his ears. The DEACON coughs and...

...(unaccustomed to being spoken to this way by a woman) Well, indeed, mum, I could stay, but I'm thinkin 't is cold an' — I'd better go. NELI (again savagely)...with the toe of his boot. DEACON ROBERTS (smiling) 'T is unnecessary to remain then, mum. NELI (to Hugh) What did he get? HUGH (sneezing) N — n —...