DONAL
Plain Denis, if you please, ma'am.
LADY DELAHUNTY (to her husband) If you had only the good sense of refusin' the title itself, but—
SIR DENIS We'll never be able to live down the shame and disgrace of it, Lady Delahunty.
DONAL
Plain Statia Delahunty, if you please.
LADY DELAHUNTY (to Kitty) If you were worth the weight of yourself in gold and could sing like a lark, I wouldn't give Finbarr to you now.
KITTY I never asked for him, ma'am. I told you all that I would marry only my own man, and here he is. (Calls Constable Dunlea to her side and takes his arm) We are to be married next month, and then what need I care about titles or the aristocracy when I will have himself to support and protect me while he lives, and his pension if he should die, and the law of the land at my back all the time.
CURTAIN
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