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A girl, Daisy, waits by the river with her beau, Jim. They are to
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A Girl, sits crouched over her knees on a stile close to a river. A Man with a silver badge stands beside her, clutching the worn top plank. The Girl’s level brows are drawn together; her eyes see her memories. The Man’s eyes see The Girl; he has a dark, twisted face. The bright sun shines; the quiet river flows; the Cuckoo is calling; the mayflower is in bloom along the hedge that ends in the stile on the towering path.
The Girl: God knows what ‘e’ll say, Jim.
The Man: Let ‘im. ‘E’s come too late, that’s all.
The Girl: He couldn’t come before. I’m frightened. ‘E was fond o� me.
The Man: And aren’t I fond of you?
The Girl: I ought to ‘a waited, Jim; with ‘im in the fightin�.
The Man: (Passionately) And what about me? Aren’t I been in the fightin� -- earned all I could get?
The Girl:
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