The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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Mrs. S. I claim no kin with those who take up arms against the South. [Enter Evans, hurriedly. Evans. Word has come that our regiment has met the enemy one mile away. They're engaging now. Hark to the guns! [The distant sound of guns. Winth. Boots and saddles, quick! [Exit Evans on run. I beg your pardon for intruding, madam. You shall not be troubled in this way again. [He and Hopkins exit hurriedly. The horses hoofs are heard as they gallop away. They stand silently listening. Fair throws her arms around her mother's neck, sobbing. Fair. Oh, mother! mother! Char. We must not fear; there's no time for that. Fair. Oh, I am not afraid. Bev. Have our men had time? They must have reached the camp to give the warning. |
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