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Rutherford and Son 24$
Martin. Turned away I am, sure enough. Twenty-
five years. And in a minute it s broke. Wi two words.
Janet. You say that now because your heart s cold
with the trouble. But it ll warm again it ll warm
again. I ll warm it out of my own heart, Martin my
heart that can t be made cold.
Martin. I d rather ha died than he turn me away.
I d ha lost everything in the world to know that I was
true to m, like I was till you looked at me wi the love
in your face. It was a great love ye gave me you in
your grand hoose wi your delicate ways. But it s broke
me.
Janet. But it s just the same with us. Just the
same as ever it was.
Martin. Aye. But there s no mending, wi the likes
o him.
Janet. What s there to mend? What s there to mend
except what s bound you like a slave all the years?
You re free free for the first time since you were a
lad mebbe. We ll begin again. We ll be happy
happy. You and me, free in the world! All the time
that s been 11 be just like a dream that s past, a waiting
time afore we found each other the long winter afore
the flowers come out white and thick on the moors
Martin. Twenty-five years ago he took me. . . . It s
too long to change. . . . I ll never do his work no more;
but it s like as if he d be my master just the same
till I die
Janet. Listen, Martin. Listen to me. You ve
worked all your life for him, ever since you were a little
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