Poems. William Butler Yeats
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God bless you, sir. (She screams.) Oh, sir, a pain went through me!
That name is like a fire to all damned souls.
(Murmur among the PEASANTS, who shrink back from her as she goes out.)
How she screamed out!
And maybe we shall scream so.
I tell you there is no such place as hell.
Can such a trifle turn you from your profit?
Come, deal; come, deal.
Master, I am afraid.
I bought your soul, and there's no sense in fear
Now the soul's gone.
Give me my soul again.
And take this money too, and give me mine.
Bear bastards, drink or follow some wild fancy;
For sighs and cries are the soul's work,
And you have none.
(Throws the woman off.)
Come, let's away.
Yes, yes.
Come quickly; if that woman had not screamed
I would have lost my soul.
Come, come away.
(They turn to door, but are stopped by shouts of "Countess Cathleen! Countess Cathleen!")
And so you trade once more?
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