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Garden。�А �What's about the figure��

JEAN。  It's paid for。  Ye can sweir to that。

HUNT。  Yes�察�my dear�察�and so is King George's crown�察�but I don't 
know what it cost�察�and I don't know where the blunt came from to 
pay for it。

JEAN。  I'm thinking ye'll be a vera clever gentleman。

HUNT。  So I am�察�my dear�察�and I like you none the worse for being 
artful yourself。  But between friends now�察�and speaking as a
family man ´

JEAN。  I'll be wishin' ye a fine nicht。  ��CURTSIES AND GOES OUT。��


SCENE IV

HUNT ��SOLUS��

HUNT。  Ah� �that's it�察�is it�拭 �'My fancy man's my 'ole delight��'
as we say in Bow Street。  But which IS the fancy man�拭 �George the
Dock�察�or William the Deacon�拭 �One or both�拭 。�HE WINKS SOLEMNLY。��
Well�察�Jerry�察�my boy�察�here's your work cut out for you�察�but if you
took one´nine´five for that 'ere little two hundred you'd be a 
disgrace to the profession。


TABLEAU III。  MOTHER CLARKE'S

SCENE I

The Stage represents a room of coarse and sordid appearance�此 �
settles�察�spittoons�察�etc。�察�sanded floor。  A large table at back�察�
where AINSLIE�察�HAMILTON�察�and others are playing cards and 
quarrelling。  In front�察�L。 and R。 smaller tables�察�at one of which
are BRODIE and MOORE�察�drinking。  MRS。 CLARKE and women serving。

MOORE。  You've got the devil's own luck�察�Deacon�察�that's what
you've got。

BRODIE。  Luck�  �Don't talk of luck to a man like me�  �Why not say
I've the devil's own judgment�拭 �Men of my stamp don't risk ´ they
plan�察�Badger�察�they plan�察�and leave chance to such cattle as you 
��and Jingling Geordie。  They make opportunities before they take 
them�А�

MOORE。  You're artful�察�ain't you��

BRODIE。  Should I be here else�拭 �When I leave my house I leave an
ALIBI behind me。  I'm ill ´ ill with a jumping headache�察�and the 
fiend's own temper。  I'm sick in bed this minute�察�and they're all
going about with the fear of death on them lest they should
disturb the poor sick Deacon。  ��My bedroom door is barred and
bolted like the bank ´ you remember�  � and all the while the
window's open�察�and the Deacon's over the hills and far away。 
What do you think of me�殖�

MOORE。  I've seen your sort before�察�I have。

BRODIE。  Not you。  As for Leslie's ´

MOORE。  That was a nick above you。

BRODIE。  Ay was it。  He wellnigh took me red´handed�察�and that was
better luck than I deserved。  If I'd not been drunk�察�and in my 
tantrums�察�you'd never have got my hand within a thousand years of
such a job。

MOORE。  Why not�拭 �You're the King of the Cracksmen�察�ain't you��

BRODIE。  Why not�  �He asks me why not�  �Gods�察�what a brain it is� �
Hark ye�察�Badger�察�it's all very well to be King of the Cracksmen��
as you call it�察�but however respectable he may have the
misfortune to be�察�one's friend is one's friend�察�and as such must
be severely let alone。  What� �shall there be no more honour among
thieves than there is honesty among politicians�拭 �Why�察�man�察�if
under heaven there were but one poor lock unpicked�察�and that the
lock of one whose claret you've drunk�察�and who has babbled of
woman across your own mahogany ´ that lock�察�sir�察�were entirely
sacred。  Sacred as the Kirk of Scotland�察�sacred as King George
upon his throne�察�sacred as the memory of Bruce and Bannockburn。

MOORE。  Oh�察�rot�  �I ain't a parson�察�I ain't�察�I never had no
college education。  Business is business。  That's wot's the
matter with me。

BRODIE。  Ay�察�so we said when you lost that fight with Newcastle 
Jemmy�察�and sent us all home poor men。  That was a nick above YOU。

MOORE。  Newcastle Jemmy�  �Muck�此 �that's my opinion of him�此 �muck。 
I'll mop the floor up with him any day�察�if so be as you or any on
'em 'll make it worth my while。  If not�察�muck�  �That's my motto。 
Wot I now ses is�察�about that 'ere crib at Leslie's�察�wos I right��
I ses�拭�or wos I wrong�拭 �That's wot's the matter with you。

BRODIE。  You are both right and wrong。  You dared me to do it。  I
was drunk�察�I was upon my mettle�察�and I as good as did it。  More 
than that�察�black´guardly as it was�察�I enjoyed the doing。  He is
my friend。  He had dined with me that day�察�and I felt like a man
in a story。  I climbed his wall�察�I crawled along his pantry roof��
I mounted his window´sill。  That one turn of my wrist ´ you know
it I ´ and the casement was open。  It was as dark as the pit�察�and
I thought I'd won my wager�察�when�察�phewt� �down went something
inside�察�and down went somebody with it。  I made one leap�察�and was
off like a rocket。  It was my poor friend in person�察�and if he'd
caught and passed me on to the watchman under the window�察�I
should have felt no viler rogue than I feel just now。

MOORE。  I s'pose he knows you pretty well by this time��

BRODIE。  'Tis the worst of friendship。  Here�察�Kirsty�察�fill these 
glasses。  Moore�察�here's better luck ´ and a more honourable
plant�  � next time。

MOORE。  Deacon�察�I looks towards you。  But it looks thundering
like rotten eggs�察�don't it��

BRODIE。  I think not。  I was masked�察�for one thing�察�and for
another I was as quick as lightning。  He suspects me so little
that he dined with me this very afternoon。

MOORE。  Anyway�察�you ain't game to try it on again�察�I'll lay odds
on that。  Once bit�察�twice shy。  That's your motto。

BRODIE。  Right again。  I'll put my ALIBI to a better use。  And�察�
Badger�察�one word in your ear�此 �there's no Newcastle Jemmy about
ME。  Drop the subject�察�and for good�察�or I shall drop you。 ��HE
RISES�察�AND WALKS BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS�察�A LITTLE UNSTEADILY。 
THEN RETURNS�察�AND SITS L。�察�AS BEFORE。��


SCENE II

To these�察�HUNT�察�disguised He is disguised as a 'flying stationer'
with a patch over his eye。  He sits at table opposite BRODIE'S
and is served with bread and cheese and beer。

HAMILTON ��FROM BEHIND��。  The deevil tak' the cairts��

AINSLIE。  Hoot�察�man�察�dinna blame the cairts。

MOORE。  Look here�察�Deacon�察�I mean business�察�I do。  ��HUNT LOOKS UP
AT THE NAME OF 'DEACON。'��

BRODIE。  Gad�察�Badger�察�I never meet you that you do not。  ��You
have a set of the most commercial intentions�。А �You make me
blush。

MOORE。  That's all blazing fine�察�that is�  �But wot I ses is�察�wot 
about the chips�拭 �That's what I ses。  I'm after that thundering
old Excise Office�察�I am。  That's my motto。

BRODIE。  'Tis a very good motto�察�and at your lips�察�Badger�察�it
kind of warms my heart。  But it's not mine。

MOORE。  Muck� �why not��

BRODIE。  'Tis too big and too dangerous。  I shirk King George�察�he
has a fat pocket�察�but he has a long arm。  ��You pilfer sixpence
from him�察�and it's three hundred reward for you�察�and a hue and
cry from Tophet to the stars。�А �It ceases to be business�察�it
turns politics�察�and I'm not a politician�察�Mr。 Moore。  ��RISING。�� 
I'm only Deacon Brodie。

MOORE。  All right。  I can wait。

BRODIE ��SEEING HUNT��。  Ha�察�a new face�察 � and with a patch�  �
��There's nothing under heaven I like so dearly as a new face with
a patch。�А �Who the devil�察�sir�察�are you that own it�拭 �And where
did you get it�拭 �And how much will you take for it second´hand��

HUNT。  Well�察�sir�察�to tell you the truth ��BRODIE BOWS�� it's not
for sale。  But it's my own�察�and I'll drink your honour's health
in  anything。 BRODIE。  An Englishman�察�too�  �Badger�察�behold a
countryman。  What  are you�察�and what part of southern Scotland do
you come from��

HUNT。  Well�察�your honour�察�to tell you the honest truth ´

��BRODIE ��BOWING��。  Your obleeged�。�

HUNT。  I knows a gentleman when I sees him�察�your honour ��and�察�to 
tell your honour the truth ´

BRODIE。  JE VOUS BAISE LES MAINS�  。�BOWING。����

HUNT。  A gentleman as is a gentleman�察�your honour ��is always a 
gentleman�察�and to tell you the honest truth�А �

BRODIE。  Great heavens� �answer in three words�察�and be hanged to 
you�  �What are you�察�and where are you from��


HUNT。  A patter´cove from Seven Dials。

BRODIE。  Is it possible�拭 �All my life long have I been pining to 
meet with a patter´cove from Seven Dials�  �Embrace me�察�at a 
distance。  ��A patter´cove from Seven Dials�。А �Go�察�fill yourself
as drunk as you dare�察�at my expense。  Anything he likes�察�Mrs。
Clarke。  He's a patter´cove from Seven Dials。  Hillo� �what's all
this��

AINSLIE。  Dod�察�I'm for nae mair�  。�AT BACK�察�AND RISING。��

PLAYERS。  Sit down�察�Ainslie。 ´ Sit down�察�Andra。 ´ Ma revenge��

AINSLIE。  Na�察�na�察�I'm for canny goin'。  ��COMING FORWARD WITH 
BOTTLE。��  Deacon�察�let's see your gless。

BRODIE。  Not an inch of it。

MOORE。  No rotten shirking�察�Deacon��

��AINSLIE。  I'm sayin'�察�man�察�let's see your gless。

BRODIE。  Go to the deuce�。�

AINSLIE。  But I'm sayin' ´

BRODIE。  Haven't I to play to´night��

AINSLIE。  But�察�man�察�ye'll drink to bonnie Jean Watt��

BRODIE。  Ay�察�I'll follow you there。  A LA REINE DE MES AMOURS�  �
��DRINKS。��  What fiend put this in your way�察�you hound�拭 �You've 
filled me with raw stuff。  By the muckle deil�  �

MOORE。  Don't hit him�察�Deacon�察�tell his mother。

HUNT ��ASIDE��。  Oho��


SCENE III

To these�察�SMITH�察�RIVERS

SMITH。  Where's my beloved�拭 �Deakin�察�my beauty�察�where are you�拭 �
Come to the arms of George�察�and let him introduce you。  Capting 
Starlight Rivers�  �Capting�察�the Deakin�此 �Deakin�察�the Capting。  An
English nobleman on the grand tour�察�to open his mind�察�by the
Lard��

RIVERS。  Stupendiously pleased to make your acquaintance�察�Mr。 
Deakin�察�split me��

��BRODIE。 

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