Tecumseh : a Drama by Charles Mair
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OAKS, WEST OF THE PROPHET'S TOWN.
_Enter three of_ HARRISON'S _staff Officers_. 1ST OFFICER. Well, here's the end of all our northward marching! 2ND OFFICER. A peaceful end, if we can trust those chiefs Who parleyed with us lately. 3RD OFFICER. Yes, for if They mean to fight, why point us to a spot At once so strong and pleasant for our camp? 1ST OFFICER. Report it so unto our General! [_Exit_ 3RD OFFICER.] 'Tis worth our long march through the forest wild To view these silent plains! The Prophet's Town, Sequestered yonder like a hermitage, Disturbs not either's vast of solitude, But rather gives, like graveyard visitors, To deepest loneliness a deeper awe. [_Re enter_ 3RD OFFICER.] 3RD OFFICER. I need not go, for Harrison is here. |
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