Desire under the Elms by Eugene O'Neill — Read

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Exterior of the farmhouse. It is just dawn. The front door at right is opened and Eben comes out and walks around to the gate. He is dressed in his working clothes. He seems changed. His face wears a bold and confident expression, he is grinning to himself with evident satisfaction. As he gets near the gate, the window of the parlor is heard opening and the shutters are flung back and Abbie sticks her head out. Her hair tumbles over her shoulders in disarray, her face is flushed, she looks at Eben with tender, languorous eyes and calls softly

ABBIE -- Eben. (as he turns -- playfully) Jest one more kiss afore ye go. I'm goin' t' miss ye fearful all day.

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