Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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KIT. What were we two against so many! SCARLETT (passionately). All Merrymount to the rescue! Zounds! Shall a pack o' Puritans match their wits against ours? Who follows me? ALL. All of us! All! LACKLEATHER. There'll be a rescue! FAUNCH (as he follows, fiddling gaily). A rescue made to music! [All disappear into the woods, right, just as Sarah Scarlett, with Goody Gleason leaning on her arm, comes out of the woods, left. SARAH. Faunch! Faunch! (Looks after the vanishing Merrymount folk.) He does not hear me! Where are they going that they do not hear me? Nay, then, dear Gran'am, rest on me. Step slowly. They've left off dancing at the maypole, and gone I know not whither. Will you not rest you, while I blow this flicker o' fire? (Leads Goody Gleason to bed of pine.) I'll make thee broth, and season it right pleasantly when the lads come back from their traps; for, now that I think on it, it may be to their traps |
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