Three Plays
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I cannot leave till I have yj said. There is a man ; I must obey him. If I slip o- f.
my chain till he has done with me, the hue and cry will blaze about the country ; every outport will be shut ; I shall return to the gallows. He is a man that will stick at nothing.
SCENE VII To these, MoORE ' Moore. Are you coming ? g^ y Brodie. I am coming.
Moore (appearing m the door). Do you want us all to get thundering well scragged ?
Brodie [going). There is my master.
Act-Drop 89 ACT IV TABLEAU VII The... Robbery The Stage represents the otUside of the Excise Office in ChessePs Court. At the back, L. C, an archivay opening on the High Street.
The door of the Excise in luing, R.; the opposite side of the stage is lumbered -ivith barrels, packing-cases, etc. Moofilight ; the Excise Office casts a shadoiv over half the stage. A clock strikes the hour.
A round of the City Guard, ivith halberts, lanterns, etc., enters and goes out again by the arch, after having exatnined the fastenings of the great door and the lutnber on the left.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I cannot leave till I have yj said. There is a man ; I must obey him. If I slip o- f.
my chain till he has done with me, the hue and cry will blaze about the country ; every outport will be shut ; I shall return to the gallows. He is a man that will stick at nothing.
SCENE VII To these, MoORE ' Moore. Are you coming ? g^ y Brodie. I am coming.
Moore (appearing m the door). Do you want us all to get thundering well scragged ?
Brodie [going). There is my master.
Act-Drop 89 ACT IV TABLEAU VII The... Robbery The Stage represents the otUside of the Excise Office in ChessePs Court. At the back, L. C, an archivay opening on the High Street.
The door of the Excise in luing, R.; the opposite side of the stage is lumbered -ivith barrels, packing-cases, etc. Moofilight ; the Excise Office casts a shadoiv over half the stage. A clock strikes the hour.
A round of the City Guard, ivith halberts, lanterns, etc., enters and goes out again by the arch, after having exatnined the fastenings of the great door and the lutnber on the left.
What to read after Three Plays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rogers, Bruce, 1870-1957, Former Owner. Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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