The Copperhead a Drama in Four Acts
The Copperhead a Drama in Four Acts
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MA sits on the ironing chair, with her head bent to her knees, and buries her face in her hands. A country band strikes up in the distance, "Rally Round the Flag. ") ANDREWS. (Pause) The news is confirmed, I guess. (Goes to MA. ) Come, Martha God's doing it all his way we can't be downhearted about any- thing. (MA rises and, slowly nodding, exit. AN- DREWS watches her off, then wipes his forehead and puts on his hat. He slowly turns to go. The vil- lage band still plays. He stops at sight of so...mebody. It is SHANKS. SHANKS enters, left, behind fence. SHANKS shows more than three years' added age his hair is perceptibly gray and he is more worn in body. ) SHANKS. Well?
ANDREWS. She'll see you. (SHANKS crosses to- ward house. Pause. ) SHANKS. She's kneelin' by the bed.
THE COPPERHEAD 45 ANDREWS. One minute. (Looks down the road cautiously. Returns. ) I've a letter for you.
SHANKS. From her?
ANDREWS. From Washington I didn't even mention it to you in the village because it didn't seem safe.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
MA sits on the ironing chair, with her head bent to her knees, and buries her face in her hands. A country band strikes up in the distance, "Rally Round the Flag. ") ANDREWS. (Pause) The news is confirmed, I guess. (Goes to MA. ) Come, Martha God's doing it all his way we can't be downhearted about any- thing. (MA rises and, slowly nodding, exit. AN- DREWS watches her off, then wipes his forehead and puts on his hat. He slowly turns to go. The vil- lage band still plays. He stops at sight of so...mebody. It is SHANKS. SHANKS enters, left, behind fence. SHANKS shows more than three years' added age his hair is perceptibly gray and he is more worn in body. ) SHANKS. Well?
ANDREWS. She'll see you. (SHANKS crosses to- ward house. Pause. ) SHANKS. She's kneelin' by the bed.
THE COPPERHEAD 45 ANDREWS. One minute. (Looks down the road cautiously. Returns. ) I've a letter for you.
SHANKS. From her?
ANDREWS. From Washington I didn't even mention it to you in the village because it didn't seem safe.
What to read after The Copperhead a Drama in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas, Augustus, 1857-1934 to read onlineMoreLess
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