Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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Trophies!
RICHARD. Trophies! RIGBY. From all the wars we've had. (Unlocks chest at right wall, excitedly.) Look! Tomahawks. Headdresses. (Taking things out of chest.) Feathers. A war-knife. An Indian robe taken in Philip's war. RICHARD. (delighted: interested). In Philip's war. RIGBY. (with emotion). They're more to me than a king's ransom! [He pauses, looking over contents of chest. RICHARD (going back to seat by fire, and speaking to himself as he sits by it). A king's ransom! What have we to do with kings, who cannot even thwart the tyrant who would rule us! If there was but some way---- [Sits, lost in thought. RIGBY (putting trophies back in chest, looking at them fondly, and singing softly for the sheer joy of touching them). |
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