Mackenzie (coming out of workshop and going over to Mary). Mary, I'm sorry. That bellows is such an absolutely rotten thing—so useless and so absolutely rotten that I can't—(He sees John.) How are you, Mr. Murray?
John. Fine day.
Mary (appealingly). Mr. Mackenzie, what did you say to Andy about it?
Mackenzie. What did I say? Oh, ma perjured conscience—I said it was a grand thing. (Daniel and Andy McMinn come in from workshop.)
Andy (nervously). Brave day, John.
John. Aye. It is.
Andy. Sarah gave me power to settle the case.
John. I'm glad to hear it.
Mackenzie. I tell you what it is, Mr. Daniel Murray. It's a good thing that—a right good thing, and I'll make you an offer for it.
Andy (eagerly). What's it worth?