1. Cait!Copy !req
2. Cait!Copy !req
3. Cait!Copy !req
4. Where are you?Copy !req
5. Mam is looking for you!Copy !req
6. Cait!Copy !req
7. Cait!Copy !req
8. Cait, I'm warning you!Copy !req
9. Girls! Did you find her?Copy !req
10. No!Copy !req
11. There's muck on your shoes.Copy !req
12. The Quiet GirlCopy !req
13. Mam said the calf will be born
the same week as the baby.Copy !req
14. They will be twins!Copy !req
15. We'll have to pick a name for it.Copy !req
16. How does the calf
get into the mammy's belly?Copy !req
17. The bull pushes the calf into her.
Everyone knows that.Copy !req
18. Grainne, that's not how it happens.Copy !req
19. It is!
Fiona Geraghty saw their bull..!Copy !req
20. - Fiona Geraghty is an idiot.
- She's not an idiot!Copy !req
21. Fuck sake...Copy !req
22. She hasn't made the lunches.Copy !req
23. Dad! Mom didn't make the lunches!Copy !req
24. You know what?
Pick a bread or something.Copy !req
25. It really pisses me off!Copy !req
26. "There was a sadness...Copy !req
27. ".. upon the...Copy !req
28. People.Copy !req
29. ".. people...Copy !req
30. ".. who were...Copy !req
31. Left.Copy !req
32. "left."Copy !req
33. Siobhan, continue reading.Copy !req
34. ".. but the king said
they were most welcome.Copy !req
35. "The prince was overjoyed.Copy !req
36. "They were travelling
on a great ship..."Copy !req
37. - Pick one.
- Green.Copy !req
38. Your sister is such a weirdo.Copy !req
39. My mother and your mother
were hanging out their clothes!Copy !req
40. My mother came to your mother
and punch in the nose!Copy !req
41. What color was the blood?Copy !req
42. How's it going?Copy !req
43. What?Copy !req
44. Which one is she?Copy !req
45. That's the wonder.Copy !req
46. Have you anything to say for yourself?Copy !req
47. Don't stop at me on the street either.Copy !req
48. It's enough from here to your home.Copy !req
49. Would you prefer if I let you off?Copy !req
50. Don't be fucking like that.Copy !req
51. I can let you off, if you want.Copy !req
52. Help yourself.Copy !req
53. Dan.Copy !req
54. Huh?Copy !req
55. Dan, did you hear me?Copy !req
56. What?Copy !req
57. Could you put your horses down
for one minute?Copy !req
58. Alright then. What do you want?Copy !req
59. How long should they keep her?Copy !req
60. Till after the baby?Copy !req
61. She can take her
for as long as they like.Copy !req
62. Is that what I'll say?Copy !req
63. They are your people, aren't it?Copy !req
64. You are some help of a man.Copy !req
65. Do you know that?Copy !req
66. Say whatever you want to say so.Copy !req
67. Isn't that what you always do?Copy !req
68. Just the one today.Copy !req
69. Letter for you.Copy !req
70. Leave it on the table.Copy !req
71. Cait.Copy !req
72. Yes?Copy !req
73. Come here.Copy !req
74. Where are they?Copy !req
75. Look further in the field. There.Copy !req
76. Girls!Copy !req
77. Cait is leaving!Copy !req
78. Wait for us! We're coming!Copy !req
79. Let's go, in the name of God.Copy !req
80. Waterford, 3:1.Copy !req
81. That's where we're going.Copy !req
82. Aye, sure in that way I put a bet on them.Copy !req
83. My dear, that's in it.Copy !req
84. Fuck yeah, I knew it!Copy !req
85. Useless showy bastards.Copy !req
86. Oh, shit.Copy !req
87. Dan, what way are you?Copy !req
88. - Sean.
- Get out of here.Copy !req
89. How was the drive down?Copy !req
90. As it should happen.Copy !req
91. Three hours in a car is no joke, mate.Copy !req
92. We've got a power of sunshine
these past weeks.Copy !req
93. Priest had us praying
for rain this morning.Copy !req
94. That'd be good if you do.Copy !req
95. How's the farm?Copy !req
96. Well, look at this girl!Copy !req
97. Stand out so I can
have a proper look at you.Copy !req
98. The last time I saw you,
you were in the pram.Copy !req
99. Did you know that?Copy !req
100. - The pram is broken.
- What happened to it at all?Copy !req
101. My sisters used it as a wheelbarrow
and one of the wheels fell off.Copy !req
102. Come on in, child.Copy !req
103. Sit down if you'd like, pet.Copy !req
104. Make yourself at home.Copy !req
105. How is your mammy?Copy !req
106. She won ten pounds
on the Prize Bonds.Copy !req
107. She did not.Copy !req
108. She did. We had jelly.Copy !req
109. Wasn't that a treat?Copy !req
110. I'd say she's busy.Copy !req
111. Your mother?Copy !req
112. She's waiting for the men
to come and cut the hay.Copy !req
113. Have you not cut the hay yet?Copy !req
114. You're late.Copy !req
115. Are there any children here?Copy !req
116. There's only myself and Sean
in the house, pet.Copy !req
117. They are in here, aren't they?Copy !req
118. Hello, Missus.Copy !req
119. Dan.Copy !req
120. There's a scorcher of a day, huh?Copy !req
121. 'Tis hot, surely.Copy !req
122. No fields be glad of a sip of rain.Copy !req
123. That would've rain long enough.Copy !req
124. Aren't you saying hello to our guest?Copy !req
125. Here's herself, then?Copy !req
126. "Herself" has a name.Copy !req
127. Great year for the hay all the same.
Jeez, I've never seen the like of it.Copy !req
128. Loft is full to capacity.Copy !req
129. Near clipped me head off
on the rafters pitching in the hay.Copy !req
130. Now. How bad!Copy !req
131. What way is Mary?Copy !req
132. She's nearing her time.Copy !req
133. I suppose,
the last puppy is getting hardy?Copy !req
134. Aye.Copy !req
135. It's the feeding them that's the trouble.Copy !req
136. There's no appetite like a child'sCopy !req
137. and, believe you me,
this one here is no different.Copy !req
138. Well, we all eat in spurts,
the same as we grow.Copy !req
139. She'll ate but you can work her.Copy !req
140. There's no need for any of that.Copy !req
141. We keep the child gladly.Copy !req
142. She's more than welcome.Copy !req
143. She'll ate you out of your house and home.Copy !req
144. But I don't suppose there'll be a word
about that this time twelve months.Copy !req
145. I have to pee.Copy !req
146. Now.Copy !req
147. I'd better hit the road.Copy !req
148. What hurry is on you?Copy !req
149. Long drive back.Copy !req
150. The spuds to spray yet.Copy !req
151. There's no fear of blight these evenings.
Back in a minute.Copy !req
152. Give this to Mary.Copy !req
153. I'm snowed under with rhubarb
whatever kind of year it is.Copy !req
154. Now.Copy !req
155. Good luck to you now.Copy !req
156. Try not to fall into the fire, you.Copy !req
157. Are you all right, love?Copy !req
158. Lord God, he left with
the poor girl's suitcase in the car.Copy !req
159. In you go.Copy !req
160. - It's hot.
- You'll get used to it.Copy !req
161. Now, your clothes.Copy !req
162. I don't have any clothes.Copy !req
163. Would some of our old things
do you for now?Copy !req
164. - I don't mind.
- Good girl.Copy !req
165. Now.Copy !req
166. My mam says
I have to change my pants every day.Copy !req
167. What else does your mother say?Copy !req
168. That you can keep me
for as long as you like.Copy !req
169. Now, will you come down
to the well with me?Copy !req
170. Now?Copy !req
171. Does now not suit you?Copy !req
172. Is it a secret?Copy !req
173. What?Copy !req
174. Am I not supposed to tell?Copy !req
175. There are no secrets in this house.Copy !req
176. Do you hear me?Copy !req
177. Do you hear me?Copy !req
178. - Yes.
- Yes, what?Copy !req
179. Yes, there are no secrets
in this house.Copy !req
180. If there are secrets in a house,
there is shame in that house.Copy !req
181. We don't want any shame here.Copy !req
182. OK.Copy !req
183. You're too young to understand.Copy !req
184. Come on.Copy !req
185. Look at that.Copy !req
186. You wouldn't think
we've had no rain all month.Copy !req
187. Drink some.Copy !req
188. Now, be careful.Copy !req
189. It's deep.Copy !req
190. Now, do you want to bring
a cup of hot milk up with you?Copy !req
191. Mam doesn't let me drink anything
before bed.Copy !req
192. Well...Copy !req
193. .. we'll stick with Mammy's way so.Copy !req
194. Sean, Cait is going to bed.Copy !req
195. Good night.Copy !req
196. We'll go up.Copy !req
197. Oh, pardon me.
Would you prefer I left it open?Copy !req
198. Are you afraid of the dark?Copy !req
199. Don't mind me.Copy !req
200. Are you OK?Copy !req
201. Is your mammy OK?Copy !req
202. What do you mean?Copy !req
203. Your mammy, is she OK?Copy !req
204. She'd been throwing up until
recently, but she's stopped now.Copy !req
205. Why isn't the hay in?Copy !req
206. She doesn't have enough
to pay the man.Copy !req
207. God help her.Copy !req
208. Would she be offended
if I sent her some money?Copy !req
209. - Offended?
- Would she be cross?Copy !req
210. She wouldn't, but Dad would.Copy !req
211. Your father.Copy !req
212. Goodnight, pet.Copy !req
213. God help you.Copy !req
214. If you were mine...Copy !req
215. ..I would never leave you
in a house with strangers.Copy !req
216. Did you sleep well, love?Copy !req
217. Lord God Almighty.Copy !req
218. Look at that.Copy !req
219. These old mattresses.
They're always weeping.Copy !req
220. What was I thinking
putting you on one of these?Copy !req
221. Take off the pyjamas, good girl.Copy !req
222. It's time.Copy !req
223. Do you want to bring Cait
with you today?Copy !req
224. Show her the farm?Copy !req
225. The work will be
a little difficult this week.Copy !req
226. - Will it?
- Another time, maybe.Copy !req
227. Well.Copy !req
228. If so...Copy !req
229. .. we'll begin.Copy !req
230. You need to be careful with it.Copy !req
231. Twenty-three...Copy !req
232. .. twenty-four...Copy !req
233. twenty-five...Copy !req
234. twenty-six...Copy !req
235. twenty-seven...Copy !req
236. .. twenty-eight.Copy !req
237. It's a secret.Copy !req
238. Not many people know about it,
but it does wonders for the skin.Copy !req
239. Look at me, I haven't so much
as a pimple.Copy !req
240. I thought there were no secrets
in this house.Copy !req
241. Well...Copy !req
242. .. this is different.Copy !req
243. More like a secret recipe.Copy !req
244. Forty-three...Copy !req
245. forty-four...Copy !req
246. forty-five...Copy !req
247. forty-six...Copy !req
248. .. forty-seven.Copy !req
249. - Perishables?
- Food that doesn't last very long.Copy !req
250. You put them in here
and they stay as they are.Copy !req
251. - They don't grow old?
- Exactly.Copy !req
252. Like The Land of Youth?Copy !req
253. Like The Land of Youth!Copy !req
254. You're getting the hang of it.Copy !req
255. Careful of your hand.Copy !req
256. Excuse me.Copy !req
257. Hello? 72599...Copy !req
258. Ninety-four...Copy !req
259. .. ninety-five...Copy !req
260. .. ninety-six...Copy !req
261. .. ninety-seven...Copy !req
262. .. ninety-eight...Copy !req
263. .. ninety-nine...Copy !req
264. ..one hundred.Copy !req
265. Your complexion is better already.Copy !req
266. All you needed was some minding.Copy !req
267. This game is crooked, girl.
I've been saying it for years.Copy !req
268. Quiet, you!Copy !req
269. Easy knowing whose purse
is running low!Copy !req
270. Is it any wonder?Copy !req
271. After twenty years
of being swindled by you lot!Copy !req
272. O Cathasaigh,
haven't I said it before,Copy !req
273. misfortune followed you
from the cradle!Copy !req
274. Did your mother never tell you?Copy !req
275. "The Ass" O Cathasaigh.
The name well-earned.Copy !req
276. This girl must think that everyone
around here is mad, does she?Copy !req
277. - Who's winning? "The Ass" I bet.
- Who else?Copy !req
278. And pigs might fly!Copy !req
279. You're after our pennies, are you?Copy !req
280. Selling tickets for the raffle.Copy !req
281. There's a new roof
going on the school.Copy !req
282. I wasn't sure...Copy !req
283. You don't have to have
children of your ownCopy !req
284. to give shelter
to other people's children, do you?Copy !req
285. - You'll have a drink?
- I'll have a cup of tea.Copy !req
286. I'll get it.Copy !req
287. And who is this?Copy !req
288. Excuse me.Copy !req
289. Hello? 72599...Copy !req
290. Ah, hello Sinéad.Copy !req
291. You don't say! Your poor father!Copy !req
292. Of course, I'll head over to you now.Copy !req
293. There's ham and coleslaw in
the fridge for lunch if I'm not back.Copy !req
294. We won't die of the hunger anyway.Copy !req
295. My mam says I'll get pneumonia
if I don't wear my jumper.Copy !req
296. Now.Copy !req
297. Maybe the old man
wasn't wearing his jumper.Copy !req
298. Maybe.Copy !req
299. Why is Mrs Kinsella
looking after him?Copy !req
300. She's helping his daughter.Copy !req
301. It's the daughter
who's looking after him.Copy !req
302. Don't you help your neighbours out
now and then?Copy !req
303. I don't know.Copy !req
304. Cait!Copy !req
305. Cait!Copy !req
306. Cait!Copy !req
307. You can't go wandering off like that,
do you hear me?Copy !req
308. Do you hear me?Copy !req
309. Sean.Copy !req
310. Cait is going to bed.Copy !req
311. Good night.Copy !req
312. How are you getting on, love?Copy !req
313. - Is that the mother's milk?
- No.Copy !req
314. - What is it then?
- Powdered milk.Copy !req
315. Why don't you give him
his mother's milk?Copy !req
316. We sell that milk.Copy !req
317. - Why doesn't the calf get any?
- He does, in the beginning.Copy !req
318. For how long?Copy !req
319. Long enough!Copy !req
320. Why don't we drink the powdered milkCopy !req
321. and leave the cows
to drink their own?Copy !req
322. Here, you do it.Copy !req
323. - Can you run?
- What?Copy !req
324. You have long legs.
Are you fast?Copy !req
325. Sometimes.Copy !req
326. Run down the lane
to the box and back.Copy !req
327. - What box?
- The post box.Copy !req
328. I forgot it this morning.
See if there's anything in it.Copy !req
329. Off you go. I'll time you.Copy !req
330. Off you go!Copy !req
331. You've never had red gooseberry jam?Copy !req
332. I haven't.Copy !req
333. You're in for a treat so.Copy !req
334. Good girl.Copy !req
335. It's past time
we did something about this.Copy !req
336. What's wrong with her?Copy !req
337. Tomorrow is Sunday and I won't let
her go to Mass like that again.Copy !req
338. Isn't she clean and neat?Copy !req
339. You know what I'm talking about,
Eibhlin.Copy !req
340. Run upstairs, get yourself ready
and I'll bring us into town.Copy !req
341. You should wash your hands and face
before going into town.Copy !req
342. Didn't your father bother
to teach you that much even?Copy !req
343. One minute.Copy !req
344. Sorry to have kept you.Copy !req
345. It will be nice
to have your own clothes.Copy !req
346. And the town is nice.Copy !req
347. I don't know why I didn't think
of taking you in before now.Copy !req
348. You can buy a Choc Ice for yourself.Copy !req
349. She could buy
half a dozen Choc Ices with that.Copy !req
350. What good is it having her here
if we can't spoil her?Copy !req
351. What do you say?Copy !req
352. - Thank you.
- You're welcome.Copy !req
353. We'll go.Copy !req
354. Isn't she tall!Copy !req
355. We're all tall.Copy !req
356. You look beautiful, pet! Beautiful!Copy !req
357. Try this one.Copy !req
358. Isn't your mammy good to you?Copy !req
359. Nine pounds, ten ounces.Copy !req
360. - She was big in the end.
- You can say that again!Copy !req
361. She's beautiful.
Your mother must be mad about her.Copy !req
362. She's very taken with her.Copy !req
363. What about Cian?
Is he good with her?Copy !req
364. He's getting used to her!Copy !req
365. It takes time, I suppose.Copy !req
366. And who's this girl? Whose is she?Copy !req
367. This is Cait.
She's my cousin's daughter.Copy !req
368. She's staying with us for the summer.Copy !req
369. Can she be put to work?Copy !req
370. She'll put her hand to anything.Copy !req
371. Well, isn't she company for you
all the same, God help you.Copy !req
372. Sinéad, is everything OK?Copy !req
373. It's Dad, he's gone.Copy !req
374. Oh Sinéad, I'm so sorry.Copy !req
375. Very sorry for your loss, Sinéad.
If there's anything we can do.Copy !req
376. - Where's he gone?
- Sean?Copy !req
377. He's helping the family.Copy !req
378. Were you ever at a wake?Copy !req
379. I don't think so.Copy !req
380. Well, there will be a dead man
in a coffin.Copy !req
381. You probably never saw
a dead person before, did you?Copy !req
382. I did, on the news.Copy !req
383. You probably did, God help you.Copy !req
384. But it's a different thing
having them there in front of you.Copy !req
385. Don't be afraid.Copy !req
386. He's praying.Copy !req
387. We have to say a prayer for him too.Copy !req
388. Bye for now, Sean.Copy !req
389. - There she is, the long-legged girl.
- Eibhlin, love!Copy !req
390. Come here.Copy !req
391. Isn't that a lovely dress?Copy !req
392. You got that today, did you?Copy !req
393. Do you want a sip?Copy !req
394. - Do you like it?
- No.Copy !req
395. Don't get a taste for it either or
you'll end up like these drunkards.Copy !req
396. Now.Copy !req
397. She's getting restless,
the poor creature.Copy !req
398. I can bring her home with me
if you'd like?Copy !req
399. I'll be leaving now.Copy !req
400. Oh, I don't know.Copy !req
401. My gang can play with her.Copy !req
402. Maybe. What harm?Copy !req
403. - If you don't mind.
- It's nothing.Copy !req
404. They're looking after you well,
I suppose.Copy !req
405. Yes.Copy !req
406. Tell me,
what room did they put you in?Copy !req
407. The one beside the toilet.Copy !req
408. Does he give you pocket money?
Kinsella?Copy !req
409. - He gave me money today.
- Weren't you lucky?Copy !req
410. - How much?
- A pound.Copy !req
411. Is herself allowed to spend?Copy !req
412. - Who?
- Eibhlin, you dope!Copy !req
413. She is.Copy !req
414. And she's still drinking, I suppose?Copy !req
415. When visitors come.Copy !req
416. - Do they have many visitors?
- They had a card game last week.Copy !req
417. Who was there?Copy !req
418. Two men. And another man
who came selling lines.Copy !req
419. - Lines?
- To put a roof on the school.Copy !req
420. Do you say the Rosary?Copy !req
421. No.Copy !req
422. - She's baking the whole time, is she?
- She is.Copy !req
423. - Butter or margarine?
- What?Copy !req
424. - In her pastry!
- Butter.Copy !req
425. Does she have the freezer
packed to the brim?Copy !req
426. Yes.Copy !req
427. - Where does the dog sleep?
- In the shed.Copy !req
428. - Not in the house?
- I've never seen him there.Copy !req
429. And are the child's clothes
still hanging in the wardrobe?Copy !req
430. - The child's clothes?
- Yes.Copy !req
431. If you're sleeping in his room,
you must know.Copy !req
432. Didn't you look?Copy !req
433. Well, she had clothes for meCopy !req
434. but we went into town
and bought new ones.Copy !req
435. - This rig-out you're wearing?
- I like them.Copy !req
436. The shop lady
said they were flattering.Copy !req
437. 'Flattering', is it?Copy !req
438. Well..!Copy !req
439. Well, I suppose, after wearing the
dead's clothes for the past month.Copy !req
440. You didn't know?Copy !req
441. About what?Copy !req
442. The Kinsellas' boy, you dope.Copy !req
443. It must have been some
head of cabbage they found you under.Copy !req
444. What happened to him?Copy !req
445. Didn't he follow the dog
into the slurry pit...Copy !req
446. .. and didn't he drown, the poor boy.Copy !req
447. That's what they say anyway.Copy !req
448. They say Sean got the gunCopy !req
449. and took the dog down the field
to kill it...Copy !req
450. .. but he hadn't the heart
to shoot it, the soft-hearted fool.Copy !req
451. Do you know poor Eibhlin's hair
turned white overnight afterwards?Copy !req
452. - But her hair is brown.
- Brown?Copy !req
453. Out of the dye-pot,Copy !req
454. you can be sure!Copy !req
455. There weren't many there.Copy !req
456. A mound of sandwiches still
on the table when I was leaving.Copy !req
457. They had raisin sconesCopy !req
458. and some sort
of an attempt at a trifle.Copy !req
459. And poor Gearéid
lying crooked in the coffinCopy !req
460. without a proper shave even.Copy !req
461. Shameful!Copy !req
462. And plastic rosary beads
in his hands,Copy !req
463. the poor wretch.Copy !req
464. Shut your traps in there!
I'm trying to talk to your granny!Copy !req
465. - Hello all.
- Sean, you were quick.Copy !req
466. We're only in the door.
Aren't we, girl?Copy !req
467. Thank you, Una.
It was good of you to take her home.Copy !req
468. A quiet girl, this one.Copy !req
469. She says as much as she needs to say.Copy !req
470. May there be many like her.
Are you ready, pet?Copy !req
471. Were you OK in there?Copy !req
472. Yes.Copy !req
473. Did she ask you any questions?Copy !req
474. A few things, not much.Copy !req
475. What did she ask you?Copy !req
476. She asked me if you used
butter or margarine in your pastry.Copy !req
477. Did she ask you anything else?Copy !req
478. What did she tell you?Copy !req
479. Girl.Copy !req
480. She told me that you had a little boyCopy !req
481. who followed the dog
into the slurry pit...Copy !req
482. .. and died.Copy !req
483. And that I was wearing his clothes
for the past month.Copy !req
484. We'll go out.Copy !req
485. Someone's horse is missing tonight.Copy !req
486. It's a stable door.Copy !req
487. Do you know, fishermen sometimes
find horses out at sea?Copy !req
488. I know a manCopy !req
489. who towed a colt in one time.Copy !req
490. And the horse lay on the strandCopy !req
491. for a long, long time...Copy !req
492. .like he was fit to die.Copy !req
493. Until he suddenly stood up, revived.Copy !req
494. He was OK?Copy !req
495. Good as new.Copy !req
496. Perfect.Copy !req
497. Strange things happen sometimes,
don't they?Copy !req
498. Something strange
happened to you tonight.Copy !req
499. But Eibhlin didn't mean any harm.Copy !req
500. She wants to find
the good in other people...Copy !req
501. .. hoping she won't be disappointed...Copy !req
502. .. but sometimes she is.Copy !req
503. You don't have to say anything.Copy !req
504. Always remember that.Copy !req
505. Many's the person missed
the opportunity to say nothing...Copy !req
506. .. and lost much because of it.Copy !req
507. Cait?Copy !req
508. Look!Copy !req
509. There are three lights now.Copy !req
510. "Heidi," - she answered in a clear, ringing voice.Copy !req
511. "That's no Ch..."Copy !req
512. Christian.Copy !req
513. "... Christian..."Copy !req
514. Keep your finger under the words.Copy !req
515. "... Christian name for a child."Copy !req
516. I'm coming!Copy !req
517. I'm going to win!Copy !req
518. "And now open!Copy !req
519. After extensive renovation,
broad department store "Don Garben"Copy !req
520. is back in business!Copy !req
521. Except all for your home needs,Copy !req
522. we're also the one-stop shop
for the latest fabrics and fashions.Copy !req
523. And with Back-to-School Time
just around the cornerCopy !req
524. we've got you covered for school uniforms,Copy !req
525. lunch boxes, copybooks, mathematical setsCopy !req
526. and a wide range of pencil cases
and colouring pencils!Copy !req
527. Professional service and easy marking.Copy !req
528. Look no further, dear housewives...Copy !req
529. Ten seconds faster
than the first time you did that.Copy !req
530. Like a gust of wind you are, girl.Copy !req
531. Now, do you think there's any money
in any of these?Copy !req
532. I don't know.Copy !req
533. A wedding invite maybe.Copy !req
534. Will you marry someday, do you think?Copy !req
535. Mam says men
aren't worth bothering with.Copy !req
536. Maybe she's right.Copy !req
537. That being said,
we're not all the same.Copy !req
538. But this is certain, whatever fella's
to catch you, he'll have to be fast.Copy !req
539. My mam?Copy !req
540. It's addressed to Eibhlin.Copy !req
541. Well, you have a new brother.Copy !req
542. Eight pounds, six ounces.Copy !req
543. - Great.
- Don't be like that.Copy !req
544. And school is starting again
on Monday.Copy !req
545. Your mam wants us to bring you homeCopy !req
546. so she can get you ready.Copy !req
547. I have to go back then?Copy !req
548. Yes.Copy !req
549. But you knew that, didn't you?Copy !req
550. You couldn't stay here
with old fogies like us, could you?Copy !req
551. Come here, child.Copy !req
552. I have not being in a hurry.Copy !req
553. This quilt has taken some years.Copy !req
554. It is already promised to a daughter.Copy !req
555. It'll be alright, love.Copy !req
556. And I hope will become a family heirloom.Copy !req
557. - You'll have a glass of orange, pet?
- Please.Copy !req
558. The water is low.Copy !req
559. I'll have to go down to the well
when you're gone.Copy !req
560. - Where's himself?
- He's milking the cows below.Copy !req
561. - What hurry is on himself?
- He needs help pulling a calf.Copy !req
562. Do you mind finishing down below?
I have the herd out.Copy !req
563. - Of course.
- I'll be back as soon as I can.Copy !req
564. Go.Copy !req
565. I won't be long, dear.Copy !req
566. Cait?Copy !req
567. Oh Christ!Copy !req
568. Oh, my love!Copy !req
569. You're frozen.Copy !req
570. - What will we say to her mother?
- We won't say a word to her mother.Copy !req
571. - It's just a little cold she has.
- She's expecting her at home.Copy !req
572. What harm if we hang on to her
for another day or two?Copy !req
573. When I think
of what could have happened.Copy !req
574. If you've said that once,
you've said it a hundred times!Copy !req
575. - But..!
- But nothing happened, she's fine.Copy !req
576. We'll bring her home at the weekend
and that's the end of it.Copy !req
577. I don't know if I had those potatoes
boiled right at all.Copy !req
578. I wouldn't find any fault with them.Copy !req
579. That's where Dad lost our red heifer
in a game of cards.Copy !req
580. You don't say?Copy !req
581. Wasn't that some wager?Copy !req
582. Mam didn't speak to him
for a month afterwards.Copy !req
583. You've grown.Copy !req
584. I have.Copy !req
585. Now, watch that.Copy !req
586. Eibhlin.Copy !req
587. - Sean.
- Maire, my love.Copy !req
588. - How are you?
- It's a long time since I saw you.Copy !req
589. Come in and have a seat
if you can find a chair.Copy !req
590. - You'll have a cup of tea?
- We will.Copy !req
591. I brought some jam. Don't let me
leave without giving it to you.Copy !req
592. I made this from the rhubarb
you sent down to me.Copy !req
593. That's the last of it.Copy !req
594. I should have brought more rhubarb
with me, I wasn't thinking.Copy !req
595. Where's the new baby?Copy !req
596. He's up in the room.
You'll hear him soon enough.Copy !req
597. How is he sleeping?Copy !req
598. He could crow at any hour.Copy !req
599. You never know.Copy !req
600. Speak of the angels
and you'll hear their wings.Copy !req
601. Hello, girls.Copy !req
602. He's sturdy, isn't he?Copy !req
603. He's a pet!Copy !req
604. No sign of himself?Copy !req
605. He went out earlier.Copy !req
606. Wherever he's gone.Copy !req
607. Speak of the angels.Copy !req
608. - Evening, all.
- Dan.Copy !req
609. There's the prodigal child. Huh?Copy !req
610. Coming back to us, did you?Copy !req
611. I did.Copy !req
612. - Did she give you any trouble?
- Trouble?Copy !req
613. Good as gold, she was, the same girl.Copy !req
614. Is that so?Copy !req
615. Well, isn't that a relief?Copy !req
616. You'll want to sit in
and have your supper.Copy !req
617. I had liquid supper.Copy !req
618. Any news from home?Copy !req
619. Not much.Copy !req
620. All quiet really.Copy !req
621. - Have you caught a cold?
- No.Copy !req
622. You haven't?Copy !req
623. Nothing happened.Copy !req
624. What does that mean?Copy !req
625. I haven't caught a cold.Copy !req
626. The poor girl was in bed
for a few days.Copy !req
627. Didn't she catch herself a wee chill.Copy !req
628. Aye.Copy !req
629. She couldn't mind them.Copy !req
630. You know yourself.Copy !req
631. Dan.Copy !req
632. You know, I think it's getting to us time
that we were making tracks.Copy !req
633. It's a long road.Copy !req
634. - What hurry is on you?
- No hurry, the usual.Copy !req
635. The cows don't give you any let up.Copy !req
636. Jesus!Copy !req
637. That's a right dose
you came home with, huh?Copy !req
638. It's nothing she hasn't caught beforeCopy !req
639. and won't catch again.Copy !req
640. Sure, isn't it going around?Copy !req
641. Are you ready for home?Copy !req
642. Are you sure everything is OK?Copy !req
643. Yes.Copy !req
644. These are nice and floury.
They're Queens.Copy !req
645. There was no need, Sean.Copy !req
646. It was a nice thing you did,
minding her.Copy !req
647. Thank you, both.Copy !req
648. She was welcome,
and is welcome again any time.Copy !req
649. She is a credit to you.Copy !req
650. Take care, my love.Copy !req
651. Goodbye, my love.Copy !req
652. What happened at all?Copy !req
653. Tell me.Copy !req
654. Daddy.Copy !req
655. Daddy.Copy !req