MATT
To see the boys that are going away.
MURTAGH COSGAR Wait till the fall and I'll give you money to go and come back. Farrell Kavanagh often goes to America. You could go with him.
MATT I'll go by myself, unless Ellen Douras comes now. The creamery owes me money for the carting, and I'll get it.
MURTAGH COSGAR
Then go. Good-bye to you, Matt Cosgar.
MATT
Good-bye to you.
He goes out. Murtagh stands, then moves about vaguely
MURTAGH COSGAR The floor swept, the hearth tidied. It's a queer end to it all. Twenty years I bid them offer. Twenty years, twenty years!
Martin comes back.
MURTAGH COSGAR
The men will be coming back.
MARTIN DOURAS
I suppose they will.