How sweet for bretheren to agree,
How sweet for bretheren to agree,
How sweet for bretheren to agree,
And dwell in unitee;
And dwell in unitee-e-e,
And dwell in unitee.
How sweet for bretheren to agree,
And dwell in unitee. |(Shakespeare singing out last full and clear, “Onion tea.”)|
Wid. D. My Doodle loved onions. (As they go out Josiah looks back and says:)
Jos. You come right home, Tirzah Ann; don’t be loiterin’ along the way. (Widder Doodle goes out last, and as she gets almost to the door Elder Peedick, who has been picking up the books, calls her back.)