Dramatic Works of Daniel Bedinger Lucas
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I must have rest; an hour's sleep, and then, Look to forage and commissariat.
It's neck or nothing with me on these points; I am almost at the end of my rope ! [Exit Hilde- brand.] Clinebell.
You will be quite there very soon, my Uncle, If my foreboding should be realized ; I wonder that 'rope' stuck not in your throat !
God grant it stick not (or slip-knot) around it!
But hither come our prisoners !
[Enter four Federal prisoners including Captain Hilton, under strong guard.] 159 Clinehell [to ...1st Prisoner.] What is your name?
Isi Prisoner.
I will not give it to you.
Clinehell.
All right; you shall be shot anonymously.
Take him away!
[Exit 1st prisoner between two soldiers.] Clinehell [to 2d Prisoner.] Give me your name and birthplace?
2d Prisoner.
George Horn. I hail from Maine; but I have friends Both North and South, who, did they know my peril.
Would ransom me.
Clinehell.
Promotion comes not from The East nor West, and neither from the South ; The horns of the wicked also shall be cut off!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I must have rest; an hour's sleep, and then, Look to forage and commissariat.
It's neck or nothing with me on these points; I am almost at the end of my rope ! [Exit Hilde- brand.] Clinebell.
You will be quite there very soon, my Uncle, If my foreboding should be realized ; I wonder that 'rope' stuck not in your throat !
God grant it stick not (or slip-knot) around it!
But hither come our prisoners !
[Enter four Federal prisoners including Captain Hilton, under strong guard.] 159 Clinehell [to ...1st Prisoner.] What is your name?
Isi Prisoner.
I will not give it to you.
Clinehell.
All right; you shall be shot anonymously.
Take him away!
[Exit 1st prisoner between two soldiers.] Clinehell [to 2d Prisoner.] Give me your name and birthplace?
2d Prisoner.
George Horn. I hail from Maine; but I have friends Both North and South, who, did they know my peril.
Would ransom me.
Clinehell.
Promotion comes not from The East nor West, and neither from the South ; The horns of the wicked also shall be cut off!
What to read after Dramatic Works of Daniel Bedinger Lucas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles William Kent to read onlineMoreLess
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