Mrs. Granahan.
Takes brush and sweeps floor. She then arranges a kettle at the fire. Then goes to door and looks out.
Aye. Here he bes now and that good man o' mine talkin' till him a dozen till one. And ten till one, he'll have John Graeme that angered wi' his arguin', that there'll be nothin' settled the day.
Sound of William John Granahan's voice. He appears to be talking at a great rate and most emphatically.
John Graeme and William John Granahan pass the window.
Aye, to be sure. He'd rather get the better o' Graeme in an argyment as settle wi' him over twenty sons, the ould gomeril.
John Graeme and William John Granahan enter.
How dy'e do, Mr. Graeme?
She shakes hands with him warmly and warns the husband by nods not to resume the argument.