They pass out_.)
What's the time? You can see the clock from there.
ALBERT (_outside street door_). It's a quarter to one.
MAGGIE (_flying to_ R. _door, opening it, and calling_).
Girls, if you're late for my wedding I'll never forgive you.
(_She turns as_ WILL _and_ FREDDY _return_.)
Put your coats on. Now, then, Freddy--(_going_ C.),--you
take that paper and put it on _my_ father in _your_
cellar.
FREDDY. Now?
MAGGIE. Now? Yes, of course now. He might waken any time.
FREDDY. He looked fast enough. Aren't I to come to the church?
MAGGIE. Yes, if you do that quick enough to get there before
we're through.
FREDDY. All right. (_He goes out_ L., _pocketing the
paper_. MAGGIE _follows him to the door_.)
MAGGIE. Now there's that hand-cart. Are we to take it with us?
ALBERT. To church! You can't do that.
WILLIE. I'll take it home. (_Slight move_.)
MAGGIE. And have me waiting for you at the church? That's not
for me, my lad.
ALBERT. You can't very well leave it where it is.
MAGGIE. No. There's only one thing for it. You'll have to take it
to our place, Albert.
ALBERT. Me!
MAGGIE. There's the key. (_Down to_ ALBERT, L., _and hands
it from her bag_.) It's 39a, Oldfield Road.
ALBERT.
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