Bridget: You did not tell us your name yet, ma'am.
Old Woman: Some call me the Poor Old Woman, and there are some that call me Cathleen, the daughter of Houlihan.
classic lines from Cathleen ni Houlihan, script by William Butler Yeats (1902)
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See William Butler Yeats about women, about elders, or about poverty
Peter: What is that sound I hear?
Patrick: I don't hear anything. [He listens.] I hear it now. It's like cheering. [He goes to the window and looks out.] I wonder what they are cheering about. I don't see anybody.
classic lines from Cathleen ni Houlihan, script by William Butler Yeats (1902)
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Old Woman: If anyone would give me help he must give me himself, he must give me all.
classic line from Cathleen ni Houlihan, script by William Butler Yeats (1902)
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