The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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Fair. Where will they take him?
Gordon. Where? (thinking). That's it. Where will they take him. His release. He had no papers on him. He'll not be shot down as a spy. Columbus; the prison there (slowly). Morgan's got to have that news. Escape; what is there else. Colonel, I must have a word with you in private (he turns to the others). You'll leave us for a moment. Here, Bev, have the best horse saddled for Col. Stuart. Take him to the far end of the orchard, fasten him to the big sycamore tree. You know the place. Bev. Yes. Gordon. Go, quick! Send Cupid with the horse and come back here. [Exit Bev. Col. S. What is your plan? Gordon. You'll see. Mrs. Stuart, you Charlotte and Fair keep watch, and if you see the enemy, come back to us. Char. Here, mother, Fair; we must not lose a moment. [They exit. Col. S. Now, what your plan? Gordon. Carter has the plans of Winthrop's army. These plans he must give Morgan. |
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