The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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crushed down in the cold black earth that covers those we love? What is
there in this life for us? We are grown old before our time. Ah! in God's name, don't speak of love or happiness when it is such a mockery to us and those we love! [She sinks limply down upon the sofa, burying her face in her hands. [Mrs. S. kneels by the sofa, taking one hand in hers. Mrs. S. My child, even though we walk through the valley of the shadow, look to Him who has given us, and who in His wisdom has taken away. He has said, "O grave, where is thy victory!" Oh, dearest child, look up to Him! He will give us again to the ones we love! Char. (raising her face to hers). And for His sake, I will. [Enter Cupid, hurriedly. Cupid. Mistis, dey's comin'! dey's comin'!--Marster and Mars Gordon. Mrs. S. Where? Cupid. Rite out dar, in de hall. [Enter Col. S. and Gordon. They are pale and very tired looking; their clothes covered with dust. Mrs. S. (quickly to Col. S.). Philip, are you safe! |
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