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Cromwell��

JEAN。  What a expense��

SMITH。  Hey�察�brandy�  �The deuce of the grape�  �Have a toothful�察�
Mrs。 Watt。  �В�SINGS�� ´

'Says Bacchus to Venus�察�
There's brandy between us�察�
And the cradle of love is the bowl�察�the bowl��'��

JEAN。  Nane for me�察�I thank ye�察�Mr。 Smith。

SMITH。  What brings the man from stuff like this to rotgut and 
spittoons at Mother Clarke's�察�but ah�察�George�察�you was born for a 
higher spear�  �And so was you�察�Mrs。 Watt�察�though I say it that 
shouldn't。  ��SEEING OLD BRODIE FOR THE FIRST TIME。��  Hullo� �it's
a man��

JEAN。  Thonder in the chair。  ��THEY GO TO LOOK AT HIM�察�THEIR
BACKS TO THE DOOR。��

GEORGE。  Is he alive��

JEAN。  I think there's something wrong with him。

GEORGE。  And how was you to´morrow�察�my valued old gentleman�察�eh��

JEAN。  Dinna mak' a mock o' him�察�Geordie。

OLD BRODIE。  My son ´ the Deacon ´ Deacon of his trade。

JEAN。  He'll be his feyther。  ��HUNT APPEARS AT DOOR C。�察�AND
STANDS LOOKING ON。��

SMITH。  The Deacon's old man�  �Well�察�he couldn't expect to have
his quiver full of sich�察�could he�察�Jean�拭 。�TO OLD BRODIE。��  Ah��
my Christian soldier�察�if you had�察�the world would have been more 
varigated。  Mrs。 Deakin ��TO JEAN���察�let me introduce you to your 
dear papa。

JEAN。  Think shame to yoursel'�  �This is the Deacon's house�察�you 
and me shouldna be here by rights�察�and if we are�察�it's the least
we can do to behave dacent。  ��This is no the way ye'll mak' me
like ye。��

SMITH。  All right�察�Duchess。  Don't be angry。


SCENE V

To these�察�HUNT�察�C。 ��He steals down�察�and claps each one suddenly
on the shoulder。��

HUNT。  Is there a gentleman here by the name of Mr。 Procurator´
Fiscal��

SMITH ��PULLING HIMSELF TOGETHER��。  D´n it�察�Jerry�察�what do you
mean by startling an old customer like that��

HUNT。  What�察�my brave un'�拭 �You're the very party I was looking 
for��

SMITH。  There's nothing out against me this time��

HUNT。  I'll take odds there is。  But it ain't in my hands。  ��TO
OLD BRODIE。��  You'll excuse me�察�old genelman��

SMITH。  Ah�察�well�察�if it's all in the way of friendship�  � 。 。 I 
say�察�Jean�察。�you and me had best be on the toddle。�А �We shall be 
late for church。

HUNT。  Lady�察�George��

SMITH。  It's a ´ yes�察�it's a lady。  Come along�察�Jean。

HUNT。  A Mrs。 Deacon�察�I believe�拭 。�That was the name�察�I think�殖А �
Won't Mrs。 Deacon let me have a queer at her phiz��

JEAN ��UNMUFFLING��。  I've naething to be ashamed of。  My name's 
Mistress Watt�察�I'm weel kennt at the Wynd heid�察�there's naething 
again me。

HUNT。  No�察�to be sure�察�there ain't�察�and why clap on the blinkers��
my dear�拭 �You that has a face like a rose�察�and with a cove like 
Jerry Hunt that might be your born father�拭 。�But all this don't 
tell me about Mr。 Procurator´Fiscal。��

GEORGE ��IN AN AGONY��。  Jean�察�Jean�察�we shall be late。  ��GOING WITH

ATTEMPTED SWAGGER。�� Well�察�ta´ta�察�Jerry。


SCENE VI

To these�察�C�察�BRODIE and LAWSON ��greatcoat�察�muffler�察�lantern��。

LAWSON ��FROM THE DOOR��。  Come your ways�察�Mistress Watt。

JEAN。  That's the Fiscal himsel'。

HUNT。  Mr。 Procurator´Fiscal�察�I believe��

LAWSON。  That's me。  Who'll you be��

HUNT。  Hunt the Runner�察�sir�察�Hunt from Bow Street�察�English
warrant。

LAWSON。  There's a place for a' things�察�officer。  Come your ways
to my office�察�with me and this guid wife。

BRODIE ��ASIDE TO JEAN�察�AS SHE PASSES WITH A CURTSEY��。  How dare
you be here�拭 。�ALOUD TO SMITH。��  Wait you here�察�my man。

SMITH。  If you please�察�sir。  ��BRODIE GOES OUT�察�C。��


SCENE VII

BRODIE�察�SMITH。

BRODIE。  What the devil brings you here��

SMITH。  CONfound it�察�Deakin�  �Not rusty��

��BRODIE。  And not you only�此 �Jean too�  �Are you mad��

SMITH。  Why�察�you don't mean to say�察�Deakin�察�that you have been
stodged by G。 Smith�察�Esquire�拭 �Plummy old George�殖�

BRODIE。  There was my uncle the Procurator ´

SMITH。  The Fiscal�拭 �He don't count。

BRODIE。  What d'ye mean��

SMITH。  Well�察�Deakin�察�since Fiscal Lawson's Nunkey Lawson�察�and
it's all in the family way�察�I don't mind telling you that Nunkey 
Lawson's a customer of George's。  We give Nunkey Lawson a good
deal of brandy ´ G。 S。 and Co。's celebrated Nantz。

BRODIE。  What� �does he buy that smuggled trash of yours��

SMITH。  Well�察�we don't call it smuggled in the trade�察�Deakin。 
It's a wink�察�and King George's picter between G。 S。 and the
Nunks。

BRODIE。  Gad� �that's worth knowing。  O Procurator�察�Procurator�察�is
there no such thing as virtue�拭 。�ALLONS�  �It's enough to cure a
man of vice for this world and the other。�А �But hark you hither��
Smith�察�this is all damned well in its way�察�but it don't explain
what brings you here。

SMITH。  I've trapped a pigeon for you。

BRODIE。  Can't you pluck him yourself��

SMITH。  Not me。  He's too flash in the feather for a simple 
nobleman like George Lord Smith。  It's the great Capting
Starlight�察�fresh in from York。  ��He's exercised his noble art all
the way from here to London。  'Stand and deliver�察�stap my
vitals��'�А �And the north road is no bad lay�察�Deakin。

BRODIE。  Flush��

SMITH ��MIMICKING��。  'The graziers�察�split me�  �A mail�察�stap my 
vitals� �and seven demned farmers�察�by the Lard ´ '

BRODIE。  By Gad��

SMITH。  Good for trade�察�ain't it�拭 �And we thought�察�Deakin�察�the 
Badger and me�察�that coins being ever on the vanish�察�and you not 
over sweet on them there lovely little locks at Leslie's�察�and
them there bigger and uglier marine stores at the Excise Office 。
。 。

BRODIE ��IMPASSIBLE��。  Go on。

SMITH。  Worse luck�  � 。 。 We thought�察�me and the Badger�察�you
know�察�that maybe you'd like to exercise your helbow with our free
and galliant horseman。

BRODIE。  The old move�察�I presume�拭�the double set of dice��

SMITH。  That's the rig�察�Deakin。  What you drop on the square you 
pick up again on the cross。  ��Just as you did with G。 S。 and
Co。's own agent and correspondent�察�the Admiral from Nantz。�А �You
always was a neat hand with the bones�察�Deakin。

BRODIE。  The usual terms�察�I suppose��

SMITH。  The old discount�察�Deakin。  Ten in the pound for you�察�and 
the rest for your jolly companions every one。  ��THAT'S the way WE
does it�。�

BRODIE。  Who has the dice��

SMITH。  Our mutual friend�察�the Candleworm。

BRODIE。  You mean Ainslie�拭 � We trust that creature too much�察�
Geordie。

SMITH。  He's all right�察�Marquis。  He wouldn't lay a finger on his
own mother。  Why�察�he's no more guile in him than a set of sheep's
trotters。

��BRODIE。  You think so�拭 �Then see he don't cheat you over the
dice�察�and give you light for loaded。  See to that�察�George�察�see to
that�察�and you may count the Captain as bare as his last grazier。

SMITH。  The Black Flag for ever�  �George'll trot him round to 
Mother Clarke's in two twos。�А �How long'll you be��

BRODIE。  The time to lock up and go to bed�察�and I'll be with you。 
Can you find your way out��

SMITH。  Bloom on�察�my Sweet William�察�in peaceful array。  Ta´ta。


SCENE VIII

BRODIE�察�OLD BRODIE�察�to whom�察�MARY

MARY。  O Willie�察�I am glad you did not go with them。  I have 
something to tell you。  If you knew how happy I am�察�you would
clap your hands�察�Will。  But come�察�sit you down there�察�and be my
good big brother�察�and I will kneel here and take your hand。  We
must keep close to dad�察�and then he will feel happiness in the
air。  The poor old love�察�if we could only tell him�  �But I
sometimes think his heart has gone to heaven already�察�and takes a
part in all our joys and sorrows�察�and it is only his poor body
that remains here�察�helpless and ignorant。  Come�察�Will�察�sit you
down�察�and ask me questions ´ or guess ´ that will be better��
guess。

BRODIE。  Not to´night�察�Mary�察�not to´night。  I have other fish to 
fry�察�and they won't wait。

MARY。  Not one minute for your sister�拭 �One little minute for
your little sister��

BRODIE。  Minutes are precious�察�Mary。  I have to work for all of
us�察�and the clock is always busy。  They are waiting for me even
now。  Help me with the dad's chair。  And then to bed�察�and dream
happy things。  And to´morrow morning I will hear your news ´ your
good news�察�it must be good�察�you look so proud and glad。  But
to´night it cannot be。

MARY。  I hate your business ´ I hate all business。  To think of 
chairs�察�and tables�察�and foot´rules�察�all dead and wooden ´ and
cold pieces of money with the King's ugly head on them�察�and here
is your sister�察�your pretty sister�察�if you please�察�with something
to tell�察�which she would not tell you for the world�察�and would
give the world to have you guess�察�and you won't�拭 � Not you�  �For
business�  �Fie�察�Deacon Brodie�  �But I'm too happy to find fault
with you。

BRODIE。  'And me a Deacon��' as the Procurator would say。

MARY。  No such thing�察�sir�  �I am not a bit afraid of you ´ nor a 
bit angry neither。  Give me a kiss�察�and promise me hours and
hours to´morrow morning。

BRODIE。  All day long to´morrow�察�if you like。

MARY。  Business or none��

BRODIE。  Business or none�察�little sister�  �I'll make time�察�I 
promise you�察�and there's another kiss for surety。  Come along。  
��THEY PROCEED TO PUSH OUT THE CHAIR�察�L。C。��  The wine and wisdom
of this evening have given me one of my headaches�察�and I'm in
haste for bed。  You'll be good�察�won't you�察�and see they make no
noise�察�and let me sleep my fill to´morrow morning till I wake��

MARY。  Poor Wi

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