Patriotic Plays and Pageants for Young People by Constance D'Arcy Mackay
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(rising).
Part of it will be spent far otherwise. Remember that I told you. WASHINGTON (courteously). Aye, I'll remember, tho' 'tis but a jest. RED ROWAN (pausing). Aye, a jest wrought of gipsy magic. I wish you well, Master Washington, and I thank you for your hospitality. FRONTIERSMAN'S VOICE (calling from right). Rowan! RED ROWAN (answering). I'm coming, father. (To Washington.) Remember, Master Washington, that I told you. [Exit Rowan, quickly and lightly. WASHINGTON (smiling to himself). Remember! Why, 'tis the merest jest. CAREY (from background). Time's up, George! There's wondrous sport. Are you not coming? |
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