beaumont
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| can tell you lilian liar | beaumont | ahh betty oh my god |
| here lilian havers betty mrs | beaumont | and that a man with |
| exits weeping lilian poor betty | beaumont | appears at his office door |
| kept all this a secret | beaumont | betty betty you could never |
| and caird stay in silence | beaumont | betty can you forgie me |
| betty you lied to jack | beaumont | betty has never asked me |
| broad as locals characters mrs | beaumont | betty martha beaumont james s |
| no to punish him mr | beaumont | betty mrs beaumont or andy |
| a knock on the door | beaumont | come in betty goes out |
| i mean to win you | beaumont | embracing her oh betty you |
| morning betty morning james mrs | beaumont | good morning harry oh i |
| characters mrs beaumont betty martha | beaumont | james s sister mrs boyter |
| what is all this about | beaumont | my dear betty what can |
| leave betty and me mrs | beaumont | no lilian you re no |
| garden followed by betty mrs | beaumont | off lilian for heaven s |
| beaumont you re no angert | beaumont | oh betty thank god thank |
| him mr beaumont betty mrs | beaumont | or andy either beaumont andy |
| beaumonts andy dockyard foreman caird | beaumont | s clerk harry thomson betty |
| come outby and tell us | beaumont | tuts betty this is not |
| speaks through the open door | beaumont | whit ach betty you make |
| awa and betty as weel | beaumont | whit s adae wi you |
| this is beyond betty betty | beaumont | whit s ado man are |
| the expense of a woman | beaumont | you ken fine that betty |
| thomson betty s cousin johnny | beaumont | young son james beaumont provost |
| voices hurray long live mr | beaumont | boyter you smooling mowdiewort sanderson |
| outside sanderson good morning mr | beaumont | can you spare a minute |
| sanderson aye here we are | beaumont | fine mr caird will see |
| the morn then beaumont aye | beaumont | goes into his office sanderson |
| goes out through the garden | beaumont | goes out behind sanderson in |
| risky as the indian girl | beaumont | how do you mean sanderson |
| sanderson you hae to mr | beaumont | mind whit s at stake |
| can you spare a minute | beaumont | mr sanderson of course sanderson |
| and caird come in from | beaumont | s office sanderson weel all |
| use us telling them mr | beaumont | sanderson no no you ll |
| me out o it though | beaumont | speaks to boyter and sanderson |
| that lilian boyter and sanderson | beaumont | to bring them ower to |
| sanderson boyter good morning mr | beaumont | we ve come to fetch |
| speaks to boyter and sanderson | beaumont | you go on ahead i |
| the noo sanderson but mr | beaumont | you ll need to boyter |
| doorway shouting urgently sanderson mr | beaumont | you ve to come at |
| a lie for fifteen years | beaumont | a lee lilian what does |
| you ll see beaumont mrs | beaumont | and lilian go out into |
| lilian the gift of james | beaumont | as it says over the |
| to my character lilian hm | beaumont | at the first o it |
| behalf lilian for the community | beaumont | aye and there s no |
| steik his gab lilian jack | beaumont | aye jack if anybody else |
| faimily you mean lilian yes | beaumont | aye lilian i am your |
| pacing back and forward uneasily | beaumont | aye so it is lilian |
| you to look at mrs | beaumont | but lilian jack for me |
| lilian you jack by yourself | beaumont | by myself if the branch |
| mrs beaumont s money mr | beaumont | can tell you lilian liar |
| morning brother in law mrs | beaumont | crying out lilian beaumont stepping |
| an old half sister mrs | beaumont | deana deana dow but lilian |
| life lilian what has happened | beaumont | dinny ask still and on |
| lilian you ll have to | beaumont | do you jalouse i feel |
| here lilian why privately james | beaumont | hae you heard tell of |
| beaumont lilian enters lilian to | beaumont | he asked me to say |
| strict as all that mrs | beaumont | how dare you lilian i |
| home for lilian s sake | beaumont | how s that jack well |
| that lilian of course not | beaumont | i canny i tell you |
| telling lilian and you james | beaumont | i grabbit on to that |
| way to put things right | beaumont | i m rich lilian jack |
| jack ganging awa lilian well | beaumont | i m shair you can |
| of spotless reputation lilian yes | beaumont | i m the man that |
| lilian that s hazardous james | beaumont | i ve pit everything that |
| john mrs laing the waster | beaumont | is john with you lilian |
| lilian what a great idea | beaumont | it s no possible you |
| fathom you lilian lilian mmm | beaumont | it wisny for ill will |
| know nothing about the lie | beaumont | lie lilian yes the lie |
| didny say a word mr | beaumont | lilian enters lilian to beaumont |
| deana dow rowland what mrs | beaumont | lilian general excitement rowland run |
| disgraceful rumour spread about jack | beaumont | lilian i can talk with |
| jack goes into garden mrs | beaumont | lilian i m dumbfoonert you |
| be harry weel yeuch mrs | beaumont | lilian is it really you |
| days shall break free again | beaumont | lilian lilian i didny deserve |
| lilian friendship never rusts james | beaumont | lilian lilian when jack told |
| be happy if you can | beaumont | lilian why did you no |
| knew about your bad taste | beaumont | lilian ye re no to |
| a word with him mrs | beaumont | lilian you re no to |
| such a moment i expect | beaumont | looks at her mmm lilian |
| harry slips away beaumont mrs | beaumont | martha lilian and caird stay |
| forbye as you ll see | beaumont | mrs beaumont and lilian go |
| in undertones harry slips away | beaumont | mrs beaumont martha lilian and |
| lilian what do you mean | beaumont | naething naething leave me alane |
| you donated to the town | beaumont | oh aye up there lilian |
| the background go out gradually | beaumont | quietly thank you lilian you |
| been smashed to smithereens if | beaumont | s had failed lilian so |
| all the men go into | beaumont | s room lilian has finished |
| it lilian so you saved | beaumont | shipbuilding at the expense of |
| mrs beaumont crying out lilian | beaumont | stepping back god be here |
| i was daeing lilian and | beaumont | they ve stipulated for a |
| mean you re here to | beaumont | to perform lilian perform in |
| house there is a silence | beaumont | weel lilian lilian well beaumont |
| future lilian go on james | beaumont | weel now listen it s |
| high lilian what of it | beaumont | weel now we come to |
| openly without any ulterior motives | beaumont | wha s that lilian boyter |
| beaumont weel lilian lilian well | beaumont | whit do ye think o |
| lilian harry what havers mrs | beaumont | you can go and play |
| lilian how by owning up | beaumont | you canny expect that lilian |
| money fae me lilian james | beaumont | you re making me desperate |
| fore lilian i realise that | beaumont | you understand there s nae |
| no lilian lilian not yet | beaumont | you ve nae richt to |
| me lilian what about me | beaumont | you wouldny hae been happy |
| the richt frame o mind | beaumont | aye aye aye boyter specially |
| ll excuse me mr beaumont | beaumont | aye aye mr boyter but |
| whit you re to say | beaumont | aye boyter dinny fash yoursel |
| you ll excuse me mr | beaumont | beaumont aye aye mr boyter |
| it in all humility mr | beaumont | boyter all the flags are |
| haund o the almichty mr | beaumont | boyter that ship s no |
| mind o that boyter exits | beaumont | by cracky this is just |
| they go into the house | beaumont | coming into the room boyter |
| of the lot now mrs | beaumont | coughs mrs boyter oh eh |
| hand harry strolls in mrs | beaumont | hovers near door boyter right |
| boyter whit the de il | beaumont | however that s not why |
| is that so mr boyter | beaumont | i have to agree that |
| s weel happed wi insurance | beaumont | insurance aye but boyter and |
| a splash in the newspapers | beaumont | listen boyter i dinny want |
| little corner shop etc mrs | beaumont | martha beaumont mrs boyter mrs |
| your ladies the day mrs | beaumont | mrs boyter and netta hadny |
| shop etc mrs beaumont martha | beaumont | mrs boyter mrs laing and |
| johnny beaumont young son james | beaumont | provost dockyard owner mr boyter |
| on boyter s face mrs | beaumont | puts down her sewing james |
| what is it about mrs | beaumont | s brother mrs boyter did |
| so mr boyter enters from | beaumont | s office followed by beaumont |
| ill out at the moment | beaumont | so boyter if you re |
| case in point boyter ahem | beaumont | there are many rumours buzzing |
| interests ahint our new proposal | beaumont | well tell them boyter it |
| honour its maist prominent citizen | beaumont | whit boyter wi standarts and |
| boyter count us in mr | beaumont | you can rely on us |
| caird the foreign mail mr | beaumont | and a telegram frae new |
| to caird come away ben | beaumont | and caird exit jack stares |
| the haill crew roaring fou | beaumont | anything wrang mr caird caird |
| on the new prentice hands | beaumont | aye caird weil when i |
| are in order now mr | beaumont | beaumont fine fine caird whispers |
| mean caird excuse me mr | beaumont | but that door s ajee |
| the pier caird no mr | beaumont | caird exits to office beaumont |
| of his office shouts desperately | beaumont | caird stop the indian girl |
| beaumont caird exits to office | beaumont | eighteen human souls at stake |
| in order now mr beaumont | beaumont | fine fine caird whispers you |
| least i dae caird enters | beaumont | here s an example dae |
| caird how can we mr | beaumont | it s no possible beaumont |
| beaumont james whit s adae | beaumont | look at this caird read |
| appears at his office door | beaumont | right caird good fine send |
| association caird you re mr | beaumont | s foreman and the only |
| outside caird goes over to | beaumont | s office door and half |
| the community caird strange mr | beaumont | says that s the very |
| you re there andy mr | beaumont | sent for me caird i |
| the clear caird but mr | beaumont | surely you could see by |
| joukery pokery there mr beaumont | beaumont | that canny be richt caird |
| can rely on me mr | beaumont | the full story caird exits |
| caird aye of course but | beaumont | there you are then naturally |
| the licht o a lantern | beaumont | weel caird i gied it |
| you can caird aye mr | beaumont | weel ye ken how the |
| the full story caird exits | beaumont | whit a fearfu thocht but |
| she ll no get faur | beaumont | whit do you mean caird |
| till the morn caird hm | beaumont | whit luck whit braw luck |
| about caird aye shairly but | beaumont | ye maun gae down there |
| to grummle at caird mr | beaumont | you ken how weel these |
| johnny aye i promise faither | beaumont | and i promise you ll |
| to be whitever i want | beaumont | aye johnny thanks then i |
| johnny what about johnny mrs | beaumont | aye you can see him |
| yestreen whaur s johnny mrs | beaumont | i sent him oot for |
| johnny james goes to johnny | beaumont | johnny johnny faither i promise |
| the indian girl beaumont recoils | beaumont | johnny on the indian girl |
| great day for us all | beaumont | johnny s to come down |
| scalped yeuch here they are | beaumont | johnny s wi them harry |
| to us beaumont what mrs | beaumont | johnny what on earth do |
| is johnny the day mrs | beaumont | och now it s the |
| awa on the indian girl | beaumont | recoils beaumont johnny on the |
| i promise i ll never | beaumont | tak the gate again johnny |
| woman is waving as weel | beaumont | this is past aa johnny |
| out in the street mrs | beaumont | well not too far johnny |
| he s waving to us | beaumont | what mrs beaumont johnny what |
| it must be awfy dreich | beaumont | you ll be yoursel johnny |
| blood voices hear hear bravo | beaumont | allow me rowland a few |
| sits down to sew mrs | beaumont | and mr rowland speak to |
| in the hand of providence | beaumont | aye aye providence rowland then |
| the railway in the finish | beaumont | aye certainly rowland but mr |
| of rowland who the american | beaumont | aye you should hear him |
| this time of day mr | beaumont | beaumont hmm rowland i really |
| you something rowland gladly mr | beaumont | beaumont it s just a |
| rowland but i am mr | beaumont | beaumont why bring that in |
| whit rowland well really mrs | beaumont | but what does that mean |
| mother s grief and shame | beaumont | dr rowland deana him to |
| time of day mr beaumont | beaumont | hmm rowland i really came |
| rowland rowland excuse me mr | beaumont | i have just seen something |
| to dae it rowland hm | beaumont | i ken whit you re |
| myself rowland of course mr | beaumont | is there something wrong you |
| something rowland gladly mr beaumont | beaumont | it s just a thocht |
| aye certainly rowland but mr | beaumont | last year you beaumont last |
| and harry come in mrs | beaumont | mr rowland i did my |
| he is jack sneck up | beaumont | no anither word rowland if |
| world that lies out yonder | beaumont | not at all mr rowland |
| named are presented rowland provost | beaumont | sir it is now our |
| how wonderful for you mrs | beaumont | takes deana out rowland goes |
| lives rowland very likely alas | beaumont | weel a man in that |
| rowland how do you mean | beaumont | weel suppose a man is |
| oh sorry mr rowland mrs | beaumont | when everything was so nice |
| the open door rowland mrs | beaumont | will you please be a |
| voices bravo bravo rowland mr | beaumont | you have been for many |
| that rowland divine providence mrs | beaumont | you may be sure that |
| else i ken o mr | beaumont | beaumont then the indian girl |
| can sail the morn but | beaumont | it s the indian girl |
| on board the indian girl | beaumont | like enough but whit about |
| indian girl underway again mrs | beaumont | no that s just it |
| the indian girl to sail | beaumont | off the indian girl s |
| indian girl doesn t sink | beaumont | sink why should the indian |
| tomorrow on the indian girl | beaumont | the indian girl jack yes |
| i ken o mr beaumont | beaumont | then the indian girl will |
| the rest of the house | beaumont | to himself the indian girl |
| captain of the indian girl | beaumont | whit are they daeing wi |
| the chamber of commerce yestreen | beaumont | aye aye harry aye you |
| mr thomson harry really mrs | beaumont | but james what is all |
| what s to happen mrs | beaumont | happen about what harry james |
| back wi the pilot mr | beaumont | harry no no he s |
| deaving him to see mr | beaumont | harry oh michael welland the |
| folk cling to life mrs | beaumont | harry whit are ye saying |
| of havers is this mrs | beaumont | harry you re not to |
| so you ve heard mrs | beaumont | heard what harry that the |
| women harry oh sorry mrs | beaumont | it s all right harry |
| names aff the subscription list | beaumont | never harry ye think not |
| hammer has been clecking on | beaumont | no whit is it harry |
| is that no scunnersome yeuch | beaumont | scunnersome harry aye outland folk |
| beaumont hm listen dinny mrs | beaumont | there james you see harry |
| streets wi deana dow mrs | beaumont | they canny be harry can |
| of my weel gaithered cousin | beaumont | weel gaithered harry his very |
| yeuch they re here now | beaumont | wha harry the twa americans |
| has called a meeting mrs | beaumont | what for harry oh it |
| the clack has started yeuch | beaumont | whit do you mean harry |
| harry i daurnae tell you | beaumont | whit is it man you |
| page story out of it | beaumont | whit rumour harry all the |
| they re bawling again mrs | beaumont | who s bawling harry i |
| out harry yeuch yeuch mrs | beaumont | you mean you re here |
| he saying beaumont provost beaumont | beaumont | all of the land is |
| mrs beaumont or andy either | beaumont | andy whit do you ken |
| claes and his rucksack awa | beaumont | aye aye mrs beaumont so |
| beaumont disposes of the belt | beaumont | aye aye of course hae |
| to sail the morn then | beaumont | aye beaumont goes into his |
| progress as weel mr beaumont | beaumont | aye for your ain folk |
| mrs beaumont home already james | beaumont | aye i ve a meeting |
| the smeddum in your name | beaumont | aye mrs beaumont to haud |
| james beaumont pillar of society | beaumont | aye so they tell me |
| s he saying beaumont provost | beaumont | beaumont all of the land |
| want progress as weel mr | beaumont | beaumont aye for your ain |
| aye that s true mr | beaumont | beaumont but first things first |
| whit canny be done mr | beaumont | beaumont canny be done it |
| gie me a minute mr | beaumont | beaumont disposes of the belt |
| in law everyone waiting for | beaumont | beaumont gentlemen your chairman has |
| in your ain yaird mr | beaumont | beaumont i ll never see |
| it with your goodwill mr | beaumont | beaumont is searching for his |
| heading out to sea mr | beaumont | beaumont shuts the door stands |
| some joukery pokery there mr | beaumont | beaumont that canny be richt |
| disny hold wi capital mr | beaumont | beaumont that s true he |
| o ony ither explanation mr | beaumont | beaumont weel say whit you |
| that s true mr beaumont | beaumont | but first things first i |
| canny be done mr beaumont | beaumont | canny be done it has |
| there s somebody in there | beaumont | closes the door beaumont weel |
| beaumont feart o whit mrs | beaumont | could they no pit him |
| promised wife mrs beaumont what | beaumont | deana jack deana your wife |
| me a minute mr beaumont | beaumont | disposes of the belt beaumont |
| think they re aye here | beaumont | enters from his office beaumont |
| james i m that feart | beaumont | feart o whit mrs beaumont |
| beaumont how is that mrs | beaumont | for years now i ve |
| law everyone waiting for beaumont | beaumont | gentlemen your chairman has said |
| s your chance jack enters | beaumont | goes towards him beaumont jack |
| cousin didny gang empty handit | beaumont | hm listen dinny mrs beaumont |
| gloves and a stick mrs | beaumont | home already james beaumont aye |
| i ve had in years | beaumont | how is that mrs beaumont |
| to mrs beaumont oh mrs | beaumont | i am sincerely sorry for |
| your ain yaird mr beaumont | beaumont | i ll never see him |
| beaumont enters from his office | beaumont | in the doorway whit s |
| with your goodwill mr beaumont | beaumont | is searching for his stick |
| us jack comes close to | beaumont | jack beaumont you and i |
| enters beaumont goes towards him | beaumont | jack jack no it s |
| then working for old mrs | beaumont | james beaumont was just back |
| look out for him mrs | beaumont | james listen beaumont why did |
| americans it s disgraceful mrs | beaumont | james whit s adae beaumont |
| mr beaumont last year you | beaumont | last year it was a |
| is something bothering you mrs | beaumont | mrs beaumont they seem to |
| call on for support mrs | beaumont | no a soul james beaumont |
| beaumont really james may i | beaumont | of course of course and |
| leading citizen quietly to mrs | beaumont | oh mrs beaumont i am |
| sang the praises of james | beaumont | pillar of society beaumont aye |
| voices what s he saying | beaumont | provost beaumont beaumont all of |
| as frienly as possible mrs | beaumont | really james may i beaumont |
| go empty handed old mrs | beaumont | s money mr beaumont can |
| on at the finish then | beaumont | shakes his hands again beaumont |
| out to sea mr beaumont | beaumont | shuts the door stands dazed |
| awa beaumont aye aye mrs | beaumont | so i ran down and |
| beaumont shakes his hands again | beaumont | thank you thank you it |
| hold wi capital mr beaumont | beaumont | that s true he s |
| bothering you mrs beaumont mrs | beaumont | they seem to be very |
| your name beaumont aye mrs | beaumont | to haud the boat back |
| for old mrs beaumont james | beaumont | was just back from paris |
| re used to that mrs | beaumont | we beaumont who do you |
| beaumont it s no possible | beaumont | we hae to stop her |
| ony ither explanation mr beaumont | beaumont | weel say whit you mean |
| there beaumont closes the door | beaumont | weel whit is it you |
| beaumont no a soul james | beaumont | wha could there be why |
| is my promised wife mrs | beaumont | what beaumont deana jack deana |
| to that mrs beaumont we | beaumont | who do you mean by |
| but i am mr beaumont | beaumont | why bring that in that |
| him mrs beaumont james listen | beaumont | why did you no keep |
| beaumont s office followed by | beaumont | with a sheaf of papers |
| comes close to beaumont jack | beaumont | you and i will have |
| luck whit braw luck mrs | beaumont | you re no angert beaumont |
| glisking out o his een | beaumont | ach havers man you canny |
| stand in the way mrs | beaumont | but james i canny credit |
| i canny think whaur she | beaumont | canny find her you see |
| ll hae to reply naturally | beaumont | i canny dae that this |
| the procession s at haund | beaumont | i canny meet wi anybody |
| tae sail a short silence | beaumont | listen i canny hae eyes |
| for to discuss the railway | beaumont | no i canny no the |
| bringing deana into your home | beaumont | aye weel it was martha |
| picks up her sewing mrs | beaumont | deana are you not having |
| take care of it mrs | beaumont | deana you are a giddy |
| for a dander wi deana | beaumont | huh deana skeerie young hizzy |
| the coffee deana exits mrs | beaumont | if you ll excuse me |
| good and deana with him | beaumont | never come back and deana |
| that piece of linen mrs | beaumont | simultaneously deana my dear run |
| you mean to do that | beaumont | with deana as your wife |
| balanced frame of mind mrs | beaumont | yes come with me deana |
| my name and my reputation | beaumont | and loss my ain jack |
| jack if i have to | beaumont | and you ll be back |
| langsyne jack married you mean | beaumont | aye and very weel lookit |
| go away and say nothing | beaumont | aye aye jack you maun |
| twenty got mixed up in | beaumont | aye weel jack well i |
| d keep my mouth shut | beaumont | aye you did jack but |
| true jack james you answer | beaumont | be quiet a body no |
| jack it means i will | beaumont | but you ll no be |
| jack but what about her | beaumont | her how dae ye mean |
| a penny jack poor martha | beaumont | how do you mean poor |
| much interest in women mrs | beaumont | jack i thought we d |
| that was before i knew | beaumont | jack just let me hae |
| hands and shakes them heartily | beaumont | jack now we re by |
| sniggers my shoulders are broad | beaumont | jack won t either he |
| with her in this town | beaumont | listen jack and you as |
| you jack ach havers man | beaumont | my hoose my hame the |
| dear jack again i suppose | beaumont | no it s wi ane |
| away to see the grotto | beaumont | no jack would raither bide |
| away again jack oh aye | beaumont | not too soon i hope |
| to himself sink jack well | beaumont | now you understand the position |
| and gey ordinar jack ordinary | beaumont | och nae herm to the |
| ve a meeting here mrs | beaumont | oh dear jack again i |
| man fifteen years ago mrs | beaumont | quietly james martha jack silent |
| any more she follows jack | beaumont | sink andy comes in from |
| then i ll speak out | beaumont | stay away jack steek your |
| girl sink jack why indeed | beaumont | to himself sink jack well |
| james she has nae idea | beaumont | weel jack for ane should |
| on the reverend she exits | beaumont | well jack this means you |
| to own up to it | beaumont | you never told her jack |
| such a fine moral mrs | beaumont | a book like that certainly |
| railway foisted on us mrs | beaumont | ah well james managed to |
| that time i admit mrs | beaumont | and he s been so |
| and the musical society mrs | beaumont | and the dramatic club i |
| tell me tell me mrs | beaumont | andy was as feart as |
| on your own today mrs | beaumont | aye all on our own |
| me if you can mrs | beaumont | aye i can i hae |
| steerage on the boat mrs | beaumont | aye i doubt it maun |
| cried off did they mrs | beaumont | aye they were awfy thrang |
| it all by heart mrs | beaumont | begins to cry why do |
| there was money taken mrs | beaumont | but a body in the |
| to speak to him mrs | beaumont | but it would make the |
| her een on him mrs | beaumont | but james she has nae |
| to contribute its share mrs | beaumont | but james will you no |
| part of that scheme mrs | beaumont | but the way he was |
| a gey lang ane mrs | beaumont | but you should hae spoken |
| can you forgie me mrs | beaumont | d ye ken james this |
| no i m no mrs | beaumont | did you not sleep last |
| think of a way mrs | beaumont | do you really think that |
| how did you discover mrs | beaumont | do you think a mither |
| middle of the morning mrs | beaumont | from the veranda the coffee |
| sister forbye mrs laing mrs | beaumont | has a half sister as |
| syne forget about it mrs | beaumont | how can i forget about |
| s no your faut mrs | beaumont | i didny ask them to |
| particular case at issue mrs | beaumont | i don t know my |
| true whaur is he mrs | beaumont | i m no telling you |
| came in to see mrs | beaumont | i thought she might be |
| air reverend act 2 mrs | beaumont | is seated in the garden |
| warsling with the elements mrs | beaumont | it doesn t seem to |
| them and heal them mrs | beaumont | it must be awful grand |
| during the school holidays mrs | beaumont | it s still a sacrifice |
| in from the verandah mrs | beaumont | james james did you hear |
| woman the manager s mrs | beaumont | mercy me what s the |
| here didn t old mrs | beaumont | nearly go bankrupt all ower |
| weel never heed that mrs | beaumont | no let me thank you |
| call to embarrass them mrs | beaumont | oh james you re that |
| heard wis doutsome havers mrs | beaumont | oh james you re that |
| looking for her shawl mrs | beaumont | outside you ll need to |
| not be misunderstood meanwhile mrs | beaumont | perhaps it would be wisest |
| comes in from outside mrs | beaumont | points to the door on |
| no indeed quietly to mrs | beaumont | run off then she was |
| no ken it was mrs | beaumont | s brother that mrs laing |
| and when the waster mrs | beaumont | s half brother john ran |
| back to our work mrs | beaumont | should we maybe draw the |
| moral as other men mrs | beaumont | so you still hate him |
| about the railway again mrs | beaumont | surely not poor james as |
| no that s just it | beaumont | tell me tell me mrs |
| then you re not mrs | beaumont | thank the lord for that |
| started jumping through hoops yet | beaumont | then you re not mrs |
| i d enjoy that mrs | beaumont | there s been some changes |
| ithers the same story mrs | beaumont | they re busy as weel |
| is like ower yonder mrs | beaumont | weel dinny be ower lang |
| that in the faimily mrs | beaumont | weel it s no my |
| measly and moneygrubbing yeuch mrs | beaumont | well that s better than |
| good morning ladies to mrs | beaumont | well what s to happen |
| face at the well mrs | beaumont | what in the middle of |
| to say anything now mrs | beaumont | what s this all about |
| frae thae ither countries mrs | beaumont | wrapped in a big shawl |
| don t mention it mrs | beaumont | you are all making sacrifices |
| father winny let me mrs | beaumont | you re not to put |
| m not ettling to mrs | beaumont | you re surely no weel |
| her chair and fetched james | beaumont | a scud on the ear |
| james james did you hear | beaumont | aye i heard but you |
| around the old place james | beaumont | aye so they tell me |
| it was like this james | beaumont | had just got trysted to |
| on to solid ground james | beaumont | revenge that s what you |
| scud on the ear james | beaumont | that was so rare and |
| the motto long live james | beaumont | the pillar of our society |
| the good works of james | beaumont | well to the fore we |
| the bottom wi all hands | beaumont | andy god be here whit |
| see by andy s looks | beaumont | andy s reassured me completely |
| for the poor humble folk | beaumont | andy we ve been ower |
| you gie me a minute | beaumont | angrily whit s ado andy |
| will sail andy the morn | beaumont | aye andy very weel he |
| comes in andy morning sir | beaumont | good morning you ll ken |
| this very minute andy mr | beaumont | hae ye ever thocht what |
| ve naething further to say | beaumont | hm weel andy i m |
| andy we re no parting | beaumont | how do you mean andy |
| andy i am feart mr | beaumont | i m feart for all |
| strunt at them andy mr | beaumont | i m nearhaun sixty year |
| andy andy i ken mr | beaumont | i ve got my books |
| the morn andy but sir | beaumont | the day efter the morn |
| efter the morn andy mr | beaumont | ye micht as weel tell |
| to be a police matter | beaumont | ah weel they re foreigners |
| sailing the morn as weel | beaumont | aye we ve put in |
| the great wide world outside | beaumont | aye weel i hae to |
| sir your name s guid | beaumont | aye weel just at the |
| you re that good heartit | beaumont | aye weel never heed that |
| little scene we had here | beaumont | aye weel tak nae heed |
| a headwind the very opposite | beaumont | hm weel what do you |
| they re busy as weel | beaumont | i could hae told you |
| wrong you look quite perturbed | beaumont | oh dae i weel it |
| the waterworks and the gasworks | beaumont | oh weel a man maun |
| time i slapped ah well | beaumont | she s awa as weel |
| hae at the moment aye | beaumont | very weel then i ll |
| ve just come frae there | beaumont | weel a thing s progressing |
| think has brocht them hame | beaumont | weel he has a farm |
| touches his forehead and exits | beaumont | weel i ve made that |
| gang to wrack and ruin | beaumont | weel if there s naething |
| re daeing whit they want | beaumont | weel whit if i am |
| martha where is she today | beaumont | where is she weel if |
| girl out to the buoy | beaumont | hauling out aye no i |
| girl disny sail the morn | beaumont | why are you asking she |
| is hinging by a threid | beaumont | astray whit whit is it |
| the day after the morn | beaumont | at last but whit aboot |
| that has really disturbed me | beaumont | aye aye whit is it |
| ken whaur she s rotten | beaumont | aye aye whit o it |
| something to say to somebody | beaumont | frae whit was said yesterday |
| whit will ye dae if | beaumont | i ll gang tae the |
| in chairge o the refreshments | beaumont | listening whit s that are |
| i m morally certain that | beaumont | now whit s all this |
| of the new branch line | beaumont | whit is there word o |
| mind whit s at stake | beaumont | whit s the use o |
| his toolbag ahint the door | beaumont | dae ye think i m |
| through he closes the door | beaumont | oh you re there listen |
| shuts the door stands dazed | beaumont | ower late and to nae |
| he leaves the door open | beaumont | right he s been working |
| door down left leads to | beaumont | s room office another door |
| jump out of the window | beaumont | wrenches open the door of |
| the door against temptation miss | beaumont | you don t mean sea |
| speaking to the men inside | beaumont | aye aye aye make whatever |
| you re no paying heed | beaumont | aye aye i am but |
| neither will i not again | beaumont | aye aye i trust you |
| disgrace which you actually caused | beaumont | aye aye leeing and cheatrie |
| without you he s gone | beaumont | aye but he s ettling |
| interests in this steamship trade | beaumont | aye but naebody wid daur |
| build your railway without fear | beaumont | aye but now think on |
| of a word of consolation | beaumont | aye i daresay but i |
| look at it in america | beaumont | aye i daresay in a |
| me that to my face | beaumont | aye if you would just |
| gey heavy the now so | beaumont | aye it would be expensive |
| silent astonishment among the onlookers | beaumont | aye ladies and gentlemen i |
| that took care of her | beaumont | aye martha s aye had |
| palm tree sailing the morn | beaumont | aye surely that s settled |
| you don t notice women | beaumont | aye that s true and |
| did everybody get their money | beaumont | aye they did that rumour |
| be illuminated they tell me | beaumont | aye they ve some such |
| that and in the newspapers | beaumont | aye very likely so i |
| what i was aiming at | beaumont | aye was that why you |
| and blasting and the like | beaumont | aye you hae it i |
| these so called great societies | beaumont | aye you re richt there |
| my ability voices aye aye | beaumont | but first you must know |
| much from this plan gentlemen | beaumont | deed aye think what an |
| voices aye aye hear hear | beaumont | my greatest fault has been |
| we ll see it through | beaumont | oh aye i ve no |
| to be so ill natured | beaumont | oh aye that s the |
| but she sees that now | beaumont | oh aye you ll appreciate |
| friends three cheers for mr | beaumont | and his colleagues three cheers |
| just like your ain mr | beaumont | and i ve been able |
| to disturb you again mr | beaumont | but there s an awfy |
| and it is true mr | beaumont | has said so and the |
| are so far fetched mr | beaumont | i can t follow you |
| allow me one question mr | beaumont | is it with your goodwill |
| society crowd long live mr | beaumont | long live the pillars of |
| come about mr thomson mr | beaumont | made it perfectly clear last |
| now you ve heard mr | beaumont | s orders so pit a |
| i want tae ken mr | beaumont | tell me would i get |
| laing it s byornar mr | beaumont | the love you show to |
| you ll need to mr | beaumont | there are folk deaving awa |
| you and the upshot mr | beaumont | we ll leave in the |
| agreed never you fear mr | beaumont | you may depend on a |
| the new machines an all | beaumont | fine but see and mend |
| at the heid o it | beaumont | fine fine let them come |
| poor do if we didny | beaumont | fine fine you hae her |
| in order for the contracts | beaumont | fine grand now my friend |
| a fine ham o haddy | beaumont | oh how could you understaund |
| will certainly be coming back | beaumont | after this why come back |
| thing else why no this | beaumont | and now to the main |
| here in hauf an hour | beaumont | but why did you no |
| be a pillar of society | beaumont | oh and why s that |
| i would get the seck | beaumont | why ask such a daftlike |
| you were there that evening | beaumont | why did that drouthy skellum |
| do something to save yourself | beaumont | why hae you come hame |
| down throws down his stick | beaumont | why in the name o |
| trying to keep him inby | beaumont | does that mean he s |
| me are you really happy | beaumont | in my faimily you mean |
| no been fired yet though | beaumont | you mean about the railway |
| and good fortune on board | beaumont | and we we hae a |
| gied me very little time | beaumont | but the repairs hae been |
| it s midsummer another silence | beaumont | hae you anything else to |
| working man can hae ideals | beaumont | i ken that then you |
| and what if you had | beaumont | i would never hae let |
| you want them lit again | beaumont | no for onything whaur hae |
| it those corrupt depraved countries | beaumont | oh they hae their points |
| you think i m back | beaumont | whatever reason you hae i |
| i hae him scart free | beaumont | you hae him others ah |
| here are your two letters | beaumont | you hae them and now |
| it s not our style | beaumont | you hae to listen to |
| coming in by the gairden | beaumont | tell them to come awa |
| what she could have become | beaumont | all i ken is she |
| s word you ken that | beaumont | and no falling by the |
| see what he ll say | beaumont | dae ye ken what he |
| if she d found out | beaumont | i ken i ken all |
| for his stick and gloves | beaumont | i ken naething about it |
| ken whaur we ll be | beaumont | waits till they re out |
| became of her parents afterwards | beaumont | you ken as much as |
| they re all awa now | beaumont | and we re on our |
| they re a bad lot | beaumont | and wha gets the blame |
| tree s being hauled out | beaumont | and you re a man |
| re on the high seas | beaumont | i ll never see him |
| laughs you re joking sir | beaumont | i wouldny be so sure |
| in the last fifteen years | beaumont | no you re no to |
| away back to my ranch | beaumont | oh you re away again |
| you re that good hearted | beaumont | put these old memories ahint |
| a guid name like ours | beaumont | still and all we re |
| mair than i can fathom | beaumont | they re coming in here |
| founded these past fifteen years | beaumont | you re calling that a |
| ago from that lying rumour | beaumont | you re driving me to |
| be done by this efternune | beaumont | you re telling me it |
| affront she put on you | beaumont | ach that wis a lang |
| here again in two months | beaumont | and then you ll clype |
| who s guilty will pay | beaumont | are you keeping in mind |
| say that you said yourself | beaumont | at least in those countries |
| clear me of all blame | beaumont | but dae you no see |
| an admission i m dumfoonert | beaumont | but i beg you not |
| the circumstances behind her marriage | beaumont | can you think that i |
| you micht catch a cold | beaumont | comes in looking for her |
| to be branded a criminal | beaumont | dae you think i dinny |
| what he did for you | beaumont | dinny judge me without minding |
| be free of this lie | beaumont | do you expect me of |
| you till you forgie him | beaumont | forgie but how did you |
| been down seeing the steamer | beaumont | have you been along that |
| been here has he confessed | beaumont | hm did you uncover anything |
| you and the next warld | beaumont | i cannot see a shipowner |
| you helped to spread it | beaumont | i didny deny it our |
| kens and you said yoursel | beaumont | i said naething the toun |
| have you to that position | beaumont | ilka day for fifteen years |
| to say goodbye to you | beaumont | is he on board already |
| ll soon see him off | beaumont | it s nae use you |
| very haste shows you that | beaumont | it shows naething ava they |
| what i did that day | beaumont | let me explain to you |
| you d been a scribe | beaumont | listen i didny bring you |
| few words on your behalf | beaumont | na na thank you the |
| lying and cheating brought you | beaumont | nane i shall be brocht |
| you had every richt to | beaumont | never heed i say never |
| had money of her own | beaumont | no a groat you mind |
| mak a something o mysel | beaumont | outside no no you bide |
| have you not been harmed | beaumont | pick on any man you |
| comes out that you ve | beaumont | that s my point with |
| do you not find miss | beaumont | that your life has a |
| you show to your family | beaumont | the family is the very |
| the man you are today | beaumont | wha was hermed by it |
| certainly the more the better | beaumont | what are you up to |
| such a rush martha me | beaumont | yesterday you kept disappearing so |
| you can feel altogether happy | beaumont | you haud me in contempt |
| they make things very plain | beaumont | you ll mak them public |
| been educatit to yaise them | beaumont | you spend ower muckle time |
| good that you jilted me | beaumont | you think i did it |
| and my daft like ways | beaumont | you were a bit kenspeckle |
| there was anything to say | beaumont | you won t ask me |
| but i never let dab | beaumont | and i jalouse folk are |
| boat till she was ready | beaumont | i never said that my |
| made a man of him | beaumont | i need to speak to |
| believe that s very possible | beaumont | or a man s planning |
| all the auld workmen again | beaumont | and he d cast away |
| didny ask them to come | beaumont | oh here we go again |
| come up again and that | beaumont | s having a collogue with |
| want me to fetch her | beaumont | no leave it be oh |
| that money frae your mither | beaumont | dinny be daft naebody can |
| are leaving to your son | beaumont | repressing his despair it s |
| your loyalty to is the | beaumont | shipbuilding association that s whaur |
| s no my faut if | beaumont | what s no your faut |
| a telegram frae new york | beaumont | ah this ll be frae |
| work on the palm tree | beaumont | he ll no dae that |
| ship didny sail the nicht | beaumont | no and she ll no |
| starting to see this now | beaumont | because i ve been gieing |
| be told i need it | beaumont | but now is just when |
| reputation to cairry it through | beaumont | but tak tent now till |
| not start telling the truth | beaumont | now it s ower late |
| now win him as well | beaumont | scart free is it true |
| community throws down his gloves | beaumont | and there s no a |
| kists and papers dinny signify | beaumont | dae they no no no |
| about ye werenae pleased wi | beaumont | i m no pleased at |
| one unseaworthy ship after another | beaumont | i m no speaking of |
| to fall the railway scheme | beaumont | no not at all that |
| mair o the aulder haunds | beaumont | no that s no what |
| pokery voices hurray hurray hurray | beaumont | quiet gentlemen i have no |
| her the waur she gets | beaumont | that s no the truth |
| i ve got my books | beaumont | we ve no come to |
| oh these pillars of society | beaumont | isn t it the community |
| and netta hadny the time | beaumont | oh cried off did they |
| what s wrong with him | beaumont | oh dinny bother with him |
| enough for work like that | beaumont | oh she s strang enough |
| him it s not possible | beaumont | to become his wife dr |
| think and i told her | beaumont | what did she say to |
| her afloat god be here | beaumont | cargo will keep her afloat |
| the great moment s here | beaumont | is pacing back and forward |
| of the burghs around here | beaumont | it will touch this burgh |
| the haill toun s here | beaumont | this is an unco sicht |
| cairry off all the profit | beaumont | but it s just a |
| they could see for themsels | beaumont | not at all there s |
| he nods and goes out | beaumont | stands hesitating then goes quickly |
| perform in what way perform | beaumont | in the er the circus |
| play takes place in the | beaumont | s home in what is |
| sailed on the palm tree | beaumont | ah then it was to |
| drunken swine abandoned her then | beaumont | and broke his neck when |
| then who was the thief | beaumont | there was nae thief there |
| had to take the blame | beaumont | but the guilty one i |
| open to the public gaze | beaumont | seems about to speak but |
| yaird and so have i | beaumont | wha s forced my hand |
| for her on the quiet | beaumont | she had her pride she |
| i was to get none | beaumont | ah yes that s the |
| in front of the hotel | beaumont | and he s still resolved |
| the waterpower on the quiet | beaumont | and who s he acting |
| s fallen heavily this forenoon | beaumont | has it are they expecting |
| that s the main thing | beaumont | mmm and if ony herm |
| folk that lippen on to | beaumont | s for prosperity or for |
| there s nothing in writing | beaumont | that is true we have |
| life the least wee thing | beaumont | when it s weighed in |
| the air s fresher there | beaumont | yes it is rather close |
| would i get the seck | beaumont | dae i usually bide by |
| in our community general surprise | beaumont | i have to begin by |
| one lie more or less | beaumont | i maun clear the air |
| that had passed between us | beaumont | i wis forced to i |
| shhh she whispers to martha | beaumont | take awa thae lichts i |
| the pillar of our society | beaumont | take thae lichts awa i |
| this house he hears something | beaumont | wheesht i dinny want fowk |
| country would ever do that | beaumont | nae engineer in ane of |
| the pillars of the community | beaumont | the community has naething better |
| sewing after a few moments | beaumont | enters with his hat on |
| his light in a peep | beaumont | the newspapers is there any |
| bottom like a crackit kettle | beaumont | this is beyond a thing |
| some of the other towns | beaumont | the way things are at |
| happiness are in the balance | beaumont | the weill or woe of |
| met that fascinating young actress | beaumont | it was a passing fancy |
| ain interests in the burgh | beaumont | the main point is that |
| the auld way o working | beaumont | we cannae yaise that nooadays |
| chairman and professor steven p | beaumont | director institute for system level |
| in a daze act 3 | beaumont | enters angrily from the family |
| the heid o these machines | beaumont | huh when printing was invented |
| were awfy thrang at hame | beaumont | of course and the ithers |
| take evidence from professor phillip | beaumont | professor of employment relations university |
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