Under Two Flags. a Romantic Play, in Four Acts
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For that reason alone I would gladly chan.i2:e places with him. I will go to the camp, 1 will not rest until I find this man; I must know who and what he is. {turns to go, c. d.) Enter Bektik c, d., and meets him^ L.tfC.
UNDEE TWO FLAGS. 23 Berk, (starts back). You — you — 1 thought you dead !
Bert. To you I am dead.
Berk, My brother a common soldier ! How have you lived ?
Bert. Honorably— let that sutfice; and you ?
Berk. In honor, too, I swear it ! That was my first, my last disgrace.
I belie...ved the story of your death. Had I known you lived I would have said you were innocent, but when they told me you were killed I did not think it worth while ; besides, it would have broken our father's heart. Oh God ! I was a coward.
Bert. Yes, you were a coward; therein lay the story of your fall.
Berk. I am in your power — I stand in your place. All I possess be- longs to you— our father is dead. Do you know this, since you hav^ never claimed the inheritance ?
Bert. I know it.
Berk. And you have never come forward to claim your rights.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For that reason alone I would gladly chan.i2:e places with him. I will go to the camp, 1 will not rest until I find this man; I must know who and what he is. {turns to go, c. d.) Enter Bektik c, d., and meets him^ L.tfC.
UNDEE TWO FLAGS. 23 Berk, (starts back). You — you — 1 thought you dead !
Bert. To you I am dead.
Berk, My brother a common soldier ! How have you lived ?
Bert. Honorably— let that sutfice; and you ?
Berk. In honor, too, I swear it ! That was my first, my last disgrace.
I belie...ved the story of your death. Had I known you lived I would have said you were innocent, but when they told me you were killed I did not think it worth while ; besides, it would have broken our father's heart. Oh God ! I was a coward.
Bert. Yes, you were a coward; therein lay the story of your fall.
Berk. I am in your power — I stand in your place. All I possess be- longs to you— our father is dead. Do you know this, since you hav^ never claimed the inheritance ?
Bert. I know it.
Berk. And you have never come forward to claim your rights.
What to read after Under Two Flags. a Romantic Play, in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ouida, 1839-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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