Laura Secord, the heroine of 1812. - A Drama. and Other Poems. by Sarah Anne Curzon
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_Enter_ FLOS.
What have you got to feed these fellows, Flos? _Flos_. De mistis knows it aint much, pas' noo bread, An' two--three pies. I've sot some bacon sisslin', An' put some taties on when Pete done tole me. _Pete_. Give 'em de cider, mistis, an' some beer, And let 'em drink 'em drunk till mas'r come An' tell me kick 'em out. _Flos_. You!--jes' hol' yer sassy tongue. [_Footsteps are heard without_. _Pete_. Dat's um. Dey's comin'. Dat poo', sick hoss-- [_He makes for the door_. _Mrs. Secord_. You, Pete, come back and lay this cloth, And wait at table properly with Flos. _Enter a_ Sergeant, _a_ Corporal _and four_ Privates. _Sergeant (striking Pete on the head with his cane)_. That's for your ugly phiz and impudence. [_Exit Pete, howling_. |
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