Shenandoah - Representative Plays by American Dramatists: 1856-1911 by Bronson Howard
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HAVERILL. Colonel West! We must make every possible sacrifice for the immediate exchange of Lieutenant Bedloe, if he is still living. It is due to him. Colonel Robert Ellingham is a prisoner in this camp; offer him his own exchange for young Bedloe. KERCHIVAL. He will accept, of course. I will ride to the front with him myself, General, and show him through the lines. HAVERILL. At once! [KERCHIVAL _crosses front and exit on veranda._ HAVERILL _crosses._] Can you follow the despatch, Captain? LOCKWOOD. Perfectly; everything is here HAVERILL. Well! LIEUTENANT OF SIGNAL CORPS. Eleven--Twenty-two--One--Twelve. LOCKWOOD. [_From book._] "General Longstreet is coming with--" HAVERILL. Longstreet! LIEUTENANT OF SIGNAL CORPS. One--Twenty-one. LOCKWOOD. "With eighteen thousand men." LIEUTENANT OF SIGNAL CORPS. Two--Eleven--Twenty-two. LOCKWOOD. "Sheridan is away!" |
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