Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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(shielding his eyes with his hand).
I can see him! I can see him! ALL (looking off towards left, waving, gesticulating). Good-by, good-by, Master George! OTHERS. Come back soon, Master George. Good-by! Good-by! AUNT RACHEL (sadly shaking her head). He is gone! How we will miss him! [An instant's dejection falls on the group. They stand saggingly, joy gone from them. AUNT RACHEL (brightening). It's only for a short time. Only for a short time. He'll be back. He'll surely be back. [The group brightens. A tambourine drops jinglingly. It is picked up. Baskets and hoe are resumed. The group starts towards background, leisurely, tunefully singing: (Air: Chorus of "Down Where the Cotton Blossoms Grow.") Bright shines the sun, the clover-fields are white, Through the woods the happy children go: |
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