The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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Marthy (delighted). You jes wait an see. I gwine gib you what you
used to--dat I iz. [Exit. Mrs. S. Dear old Marthy. I often think--(a knock is heard at the door (Left). What was that? Bev. Some one at the door. Mrs. S. Impossible! it leads to your room. [The knock again. Bev. Who's there? (he opens the door) Who's in here? Carter (within). Are you all there? Bev. What do you mean? Come out! [Enter Carter disguised. He wears a black beard, a hat pulled far over his eyes, and old, rough clothes and a very shabby U.S. Army cloak; he has a pack on his back: he looks about, sees only the family, throws down the pack, tearing off his hat and beard. Carter. Charlotte! Aunt! [They pause for a moment, then rush to him. |
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