"deitrick"; the Dutch Recruit
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— Rebel Troops fall back hur- riedly. — Fnter Union Troops at charge r. — Rebel Troops rally, meet c. — Four or Five of each side fall. — Picture.
Tableau— Curtain.
" This Act can be omitted without injury to the Play. " AUTHOR.
ACT IV.
SCENE I — Same as Scene 1. Act 1. (C'ontraba?uh led by Uncle Ned and Sam dancing '■• De Kingdom^ s Comin."' At conclu- sion Uncle Ned gets on bench.) Uncle Ned. Now you common niggahs listen to what I tole yer : Missus says dat yer are all free. (Alls/iout.) Dat... you ken go when you please, an whar yer please widout any Masser or Missus. Masser Lincum dun sign de mancipashun proclamashun, so dat now yuse as good as de white folks. So all dose dat wants to work for deir- selves, pack up deir duds and bid good bye to Missus. (All exit l.
but Uncle Ned and Sam. ) Sam. Uncle Ned, what is you gwine to do ?
Uncle Ned. Sam, I was born on dis plantation, an when Masser St. Leon was a little boy I toted him around, an now dat he is dead an gone, does ye spose I am gwine to go away an leab de ole Missus ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Rebel Troops fall back hur- riedly. — Fnter Union Troops at charge r. — Rebel Troops rally, meet c. — Four or Five of each side fall. — Picture.
Tableau— Curtain.
" This Act can be omitted without injury to the Play. " AUTHOR.
ACT IV.
SCENE I — Same as Scene 1. Act 1. (C'ontraba?uh led by Uncle Ned and Sam dancing '■• De Kingdom^ s Comin."' At conclu- sion Uncle Ned gets on bench.) Uncle Ned. Now you common niggahs listen to what I tole yer : Missus says dat yer are all free. (Alls/iout.) Dat... you ken go when you please, an whar yer please widout any Masser or Missus. Masser Lincum dun sign de mancipashun proclamashun, so dat now yuse as good as de white folks. So all dose dat wants to work for deir- selves, pack up deir duds and bid good bye to Missus. (All exit l.
but Uncle Ned and Sam. ) Sam. Uncle Ned, what is you gwine to do ?
Uncle Ned. Sam, I was born on dis plantation, an when Masser St. Leon was a little boy I toted him around, an now dat he is dead an gone, does ye spose I am gwine to go away an leab de ole Missus ?
What to read after "deitrick"; the Dutch Recruit?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ya Pamphlet Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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