Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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DORCAS WORDELL
(off stage, left). Tabitha Brett! Tabitha Brett! Where are you? TABITHA (calling in answer). Here, Dorcas, here! Renounce Wilton and I are gathering berries. DORCAS (entering excitedly). You'll gather no more berries when you've heard the news. Sure, there be stirring things afoot this day in Salem. What dost think? Barbara Williams hath been bewitched! RENOUNCE. Dorcas! DORCAS (importantly). Aye, since yesternight she hath clean disappeared. The evening meal was set: she did not come. They have searched the woods, and the marshland, and the roadways. 'Tis plain she hath been spirited away, and Goodwife Abigail Williams is nigh out of her mind. But now that they've found the witch---- TABITHA (eagerly). Found her---- DORCAS |
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