Barbara Frietchie, the Frederick Girl : a Play in 4 Acts
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[He takes a step or two nearer the Two Men, one at each window.] You know your work. Look where you fire!
Pick out your man ! Don't aim at nothing 1 Barbara.
Oh, it's dreadful ! it's dreadful !
76 BARBARA FRIETCHIE.
Arthur.
[Coming hack to her.^ Good-bye, dear !
Barbara.
[In agony.] If you two meet — my lover and my brother !
Arthur.
That won't be — ^that can't be ! We won't even think of it.
[She presses his hand warmly. He returns the pressure.
And before another battle you must make a Rebel ...of him !
[Barbara smiles, Arthur goes.
Barbara.
[Speaks after him.] Come back safely.
Arthur.
I'll try. Take care of Sue.
[He shuts the door behind him. Barbara stands for a moment looking about her with the manner of one seeking some means, she knows not what, to avert an impending catastrophe. The Two Men have taken their positions in the left corners of each window, the shutters open on a crack, the men watching off right, the direction from which the Union men are to come. Barbara looks at them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[He takes a step or two nearer the Two Men, one at each window.] You know your work. Look where you fire!
Pick out your man ! Don't aim at nothing 1 Barbara.
Oh, it's dreadful ! it's dreadful !
76 BARBARA FRIETCHIE.
Arthur.
[Coming hack to her.^ Good-bye, dear !
Barbara.
[In agony.] If you two meet — my lover and my brother !
Arthur.
That won't be — ^that can't be ! We won't even think of it.
[She presses his hand warmly. He returns the pressure.
And before another battle you must make a Rebel ...of him !
[Barbara smiles, Arthur goes.
Barbara.
[Speaks after him.] Come back safely.
Arthur.
I'll try. Take care of Sue.
[He shuts the door behind him. Barbara stands for a moment looking about her with the manner of one seeking some means, she knows not what, to avert an impending catastrophe. The Two Men have taken their positions in the left corners of each window, the shutters open on a crack, the men watching off right, the direction from which the Union men are to come. Barbara looks at them.
What to read after Barbara Frietchie, the Frederick Girl : a Play in 4 Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fitch Clyde to read onlineMoreLess
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