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    t

    t danced upon the world,

    And ell secrets if I .

    (Sings.) Lift up te knee;

    ts hey sing,

    those young dancers

    t in a ring

    Raved but now

    Of ts t break

    Long, long ago

    For their sake.

    OONA. Ne.

    ALEEL. quot;But the dance changes.

    Lift up the gown,

    All t sorrow

    Is trodden do;

    OONA. ty rattle?pate! Lean on this arm,

    t I can tell you is a cened arm,

    And not like some, if o judge by speech.

    But as you please. It is time I .

    Maybe it is not on this arm you slumbered

    hen you were as helpless as a worm.

    ALEEL. Stay ill o your own house.

    CAtting down) ed I will need no help.

    ALEEL. I t to  her from remembering

    times for full ten minutes;

    But noween.

    OONA. talk on;  matter w you say,

    For you  been cened?

    ALEEL. Old woman, old woman,

    You robbed es peace of mind,

    And to a hundred years,

    And was of beggars and give alms,

    And climb Croagrick, you s be pardoned.

    OONA. ized

    Know w heaven pardons?

    ALEEL. You are a sinful woman

    OONA. I care no more ted.

    (Enter CAteward.)

    StEARD. I am not to blame, for I e,

    ters to blame. the men climbed in

    At t corner wree is.

    CAt understand you, who has climbed?

    StEARD. t to tell you.

    I s??

    tc

    And mixed up truth and lies, your ladyship