Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911: Paul Kauvar; or, Anarchy by Steele Mackaye
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A, workman with a brush so potent that the noblest born do honour to his art. What would have been our fate but for his devotion? DUKE. He's a plebeian--a Republican! The sense of my obligation to him--the enemy of my race--is almost unendurable. Ah, but for you I should long since have braved the scaffold and buried humiliation in the grave. NANETTE. [_Hurrying in_.] Take care!--A committee from the Section is on its way upstairs. DIANE. [_In fear_.] A committee coming here? How strange! NANETTE. No, not strange! Treachery is at every door. They are coming. Quick!--To your work! |
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