Masques of East And West
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Jackson, I can be of little service to you.
WENTWORTH Pray, sir, be reasonable!
[As the three men continue the discussion, a squad of British soldiers crosses the back of the stage. ENSIGN PRITCHARD marches last.
He sees GOV. HUTCHINSON, halts, and salutes. ] HUTCHINSON One moment, Mr. Pritchard. What's the trouble?
PRITCHARD A mob, sir. The Sons of Liberty again. We have orders to prevent rioting.
HUTCHINSON Take care you don't occasion it, Mr. Pritchard. [PRITCHARD salutes. ] Report to me di-... rect if anything unpleasant occurs.
INDEPENDENCE DAY 15 PRITCHARD Very good, sir. [He salutes again and goes off after the soldiers. ] [MR. SAMUEL ADAMS enters from up the street. } JACKSON By Heaven! It's Adams, himself! Well, sir!
ADAMS [smoothly. ] Ah, good evening to you, Mr. Jackson. Gover- nor Hutchinson, my compliments. Went- worth, your servant. This is most fortu- nate.
JACKSON [shaking the poster in ADAMS'S face] Yes, sir. I call it very fortunate indeed! Per- haps you can tell me the meaning of this infamous scrap of paper.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Jackson, I can be of little service to you.
WENTWORTH Pray, sir, be reasonable!
[As the three men continue the discussion, a squad of British soldiers crosses the back of the stage. ENSIGN PRITCHARD marches last.
He sees GOV. HUTCHINSON, halts, and salutes. ] HUTCHINSON One moment, Mr. Pritchard. What's the trouble?
PRITCHARD A mob, sir. The Sons of Liberty again. We have orders to prevent rioting.
HUTCHINSON Take care you don't occasion it, Mr. Pritchard. [PRITCHARD salutes. ] Report to me di-... rect if anything unpleasant occurs.
INDEPENDENCE DAY 15 PRITCHARD Very good, sir. [He salutes again and goes off after the soldiers. ] [MR. SAMUEL ADAMS enters from up the street. } JACKSON By Heaven! It's Adams, himself! Well, sir!
ADAMS [smoothly. ] Ah, good evening to you, Mr. Jackson. Gover- nor Hutchinson, my compliments. Went- worth, your servant. This is most fortu- nate.
JACKSON [shaking the poster in ADAMS'S face] Yes, sir. I call it very fortunate indeed! Per- haps you can tell me the meaning of this infamous scrap of paper.
What to read after Masques of East And West?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Wood Stevens to read onlineMoreLess
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