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Another.


[Similarly.]


I am not.

A Third.

          No; nor I either.

Peer.


[To a fourth.]


You come along, then, for want of a better.

The Girl.

Haven't got time.

Peer.


[To a fifth.]


                  Well then, you!

The Girl.


[Going.]


                                  I'm for home.

Peer.

To-night? are you utterly out of your senses?[1]

The Smith.


[After a moment, in a low voice.]


See, Peer, she's taken a greybeard for partner.

Peer.


[Turns sharply to an elderly man.]


Where are the unbespoke girls?

The Man.

                                Find them out.

[Goes away from him.

  1. A marriage party among the peasants will often last several
    days.