Representative Plays By American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Love in '76
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father, they may chain and bind our poor country, but theycannot find a way to chain a free woman's free tongue.
CLEVELAND. Lieutenant Elsworth, I place the Captain in your charge. Conduct him to a safe place.
HARRY. This is the hard necessity of duty.
ELSWORTH. And this will really be nothing serious?
CLEVELAND. A bagatelle, I do assure you, sir.
WALTER. [_Aside_. ] I thank him for calming the fears of thefamily--but I know how hard it will go with me.
HARRY. Walter-- WALTER. I go, Harry. Rose...!
ROSE. [_Aside, with a sudden thought_. ] Go! Say nothing.
WALTER. Come, sir. [_To_ HARRY.
ROSE_ assumes an air of cool indifference, and flings herselfcarelessly in a chair. _ MAJOR CLEVELAND _appears astonished_. MR. ELSWORTH _and the others look surprised and incredulous_.
PICTURE TO CLOSE OF ACT.
ACT II.
SCENE. --_A Garden. --House in the background, illuminated_.
_Enter_ ROSE _and_ MAJOR CLEVELAND _from house_, ROSE _hanging on the_MAJOR'S _arm_.
ROSE. It was really absurd--was it not?--to think me the championof that country clown.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
father, they may chain and bind our poor country, but theycannot find a way to chain a free woman's free tongue.
CLEVELAND. Lieutenant Elsworth, I place the Captain in your charge. Conduct him to a safe place.
HARRY. This is the hard necessity of duty.
ELSWORTH. And this will really be nothing serious?
CLEVELAND. A bagatelle, I do assure you, sir.
WALTER. [_Aside_. ] I thank him for calming the fears of thefamily--but I know how hard it will go with me.
HARRY. Walter-- WALTER. I go, Harry. Rose...!
ROSE. [_Aside, with a sudden thought_. ] Go! Say nothing.
WALTER. Come, sir. [_To_ HARRY.
ROSE_ assumes an air of cool indifference, and flings herselfcarelessly in a chair. _ MAJOR CLEVELAND _appears astonished_. MR. ELSWORTH _and the others look surprised and incredulous_.
PICTURE TO CLOSE OF ACT.
ACT II.
SCENE. --_A Garden. --House in the background, illuminated_.
_Enter_ ROSE _and_ MAJOR CLEVELAND _from house_, ROSE _hanging on the_MAJOR'S _arm_.
ROSE. It was really absurd--was it not?--to think me the championof that country clown.
What to read after Representative Plays By American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Love in '76?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bunce, Oliver Bell, 1828-1890 to read onlineMoreLess
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