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[Daves <cr...@he...>]

 me, and you'd say Who or what I am to welcome here. (He hits her.) That
is to show who's master. TEIG. Call them in. MARY. God help us all!
SHEMUS. Pray, if you have a mind to. it's little that the sleepy ears
above Care for your words; but I'll call what I please. TEIG. There is
many a one, they say, had money from them. SHEMUS. (at door) Whatever
you are that walk the woods at night, So be it that you have not
shouldered up Out of a grave--for I'll have nothing human-- And have
free hands, a friendly trick of speech, I welcome you. Come, sit beside
the fire. What matter if your head's below your arms Or you've a horse's
tail to whip your flank, Feathers instead of hair, that's but a straw,
Come, share what bread and meat is in the house, And stretch your heels
and warm them in the ashes. And after that, let's share and share alike
And curse all men and women. Come in, come in. What, is there no one
there? (Turning from door) And yet they say They are as common as the
grass, and ride Even upon the book in the priest's hand. (TEIG lifts one
arm slowly and points toward the door and begins moving backwards.
SHEMUS turns, he also sees something and begins moving backward. MARY
does the same. A man dressed as an Eastern merchant comes in carrying a
small carpet. He unrolls it and sits cross-legged at one end of it.
Another man dressed in the same way follows, and sits at the other end.
This is do