Old John Brown of Harpers Ferry a Drama in Five Acts
Old John Brown of Harpers Ferry a Drama in Five Acts
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CT IV.
The attack on Harper's Ferr)-; ludicrous capture of the Majah and the Squire; the death of the overseer; death of Kagi in the stream; btittering down the dw^r of the engine house; the death of John brown's two sons ; " he is too brave a man to die '. " ACT V, Scene i. — The tri. Al; talk of old citizens; the Majah and St|uire have a word to say; John Brown's simple plea; rejects plea of insanity; citizen's remark that all twenty men could not have been insane ; John Brown's wise and path...etic words.
Scene 2. — In jail; the visit from Elizabeth; the old song; his farewell letter home; me. Ss. Iges sent; refuses chance of escape; blessing Elizabeth and her lover; visit from bis wife; the vision again, the slave unshackled ; the love of the jailer for him ; re. A
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
CT IV.
The attack on Harper's Ferr)-; ludicrous capture of the Majah and the Squire; the death of the overseer; death of Kagi in the stream; btittering down the dw^r of the engine house; the death of John brown's two sons ; " he is too brave a man to die '. " ACT V, Scene i. — The tri. Al; talk of old citizens; the Majah and St|uire have a word to say; John Brown's simple plea; rejects plea of insanity; citizen's remark that all twenty men could not have been insane ; John Brown's wise and path...etic words.
Scene 2. — In jail; the visit from Elizabeth; the old song; his farewell letter home; me. Ss. Iges sent; refuses chance of escape; blessing Elizabeth and her lover; visit from bis wife; the vision again, the slave unshackled ; the love of the jailer for him ; re. A
What to read after Old John Brown of Harpers Ferry a Drama in Five Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W T William Thompson Price to read online
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