BLIND MAN.

If ye have hearts are worth a mouse,

Welcome the bride into her house.

(_They laugh and greet_ MARY, _and put down gifts--a roll of

butter, rolls of woollen thread, and many other things._)

OLD FARMER. Ha, ha! That's right. They are coming in now. Now,

Raftery; isn't it generous and open-handed and liberal this country is?

Isn't it better than the County Mayo?

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