Tecumseh : a Drama by Charles Mair
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My charge this chief might be our trusty friend.
Yet I am but my nation's servitor; Gold is the king who overrides the right, And turns our people from the simple ways, And fair ideal of our fathers' lives. [_Exit_.] SCENE FOURTH.--THE SAME. THE PORTICO OF GENERAL HARRISON'S HOUSE. AN OPEN GROVE AT A LITTLE DISTANCE IN FRONT. [_Curtain rises and discovers_ GENERAL HARRISON, _army officers and citizens, of various quality, including_ TWANG, SLAUGH, GERKIN _and_ BLOAT, _seated in the portico. A sergeant and guard of soldiers near by. Enter_ TECUMSEH _and his followers with_ LEFROY _in Indian dress. They all stop at the grove_.] HARRISON. Why halts he there? Go tell him he is welcome to our house. [_An Orderly goes down with message_.] |
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