The Southern Cross - A Play in Four Acts by Foxhall Daingerfield
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page 76 of 120 (63%)
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it at them). There, fit the pieces for yourselves!
[The men all gather around the table, placing the paper before them. Hop. It's only torn twice. Spread that piece out. What's here? [They all bend over the paper. There is a movement in the hall. All the men look up, facing the door. Hop. Who's there? Gordon (draws back the curtains, entering from the hall in citizen's clothes). Your prisoner, sir! [All the men start, then some go quickly to him. Mrs. S. gives a cry of "Gordon!" Then she and Fair stand gazing in a horrified way at him. Charlotte takes a step nearer. Char. (under her breath). My God! Hop. (to Gordon). I arrest you as a spy! Gordon. I am already your prisoner. Winth. (in an agony). Why did you not escape! Gordon. I had no chance. Winth. Ah! |
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