THE PHANTOM: A DRAMA.
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SERVANT.
Whose neighbour, on pretence of some false debt,
Has puin'd her good milch cow,—her only cow.
PROVOST.
Let her go with it to the younger baillie.
SERVANT.
And says the younger baillie is so proud,
She dare not speak to him.
PROVOST.
Re-enter First Servant.
Tut! here again! What is the matter now?
FIRST SERVANT.
A servant all cross'd o'er wi' livery lace,
As proud and grand as any trumpeter,
Is straight from Blantyre come, and says, my Lord
Would greatly be obliged, if that your honour
Would put off hearing of that suit to-morrow,
As he must go to Edinburgh.
PROVOST.