The Triumphal Arch (1824) Anon., 1824 (Evenings in New England) Derived Text Format to access the structural information conversion Mathias Göbel TextGrid CC-BY-4.0 Lizenzvertrag Anon. The Triumphal Arch. A Drama [in, Evenings in New England. Intended for Juvenile Amusement and Instruction. By an American Lady] Boston Cummings, Hilliard And Company 181 p. Mrs. Firelock unclear Old Mr. Firelock General Washington Drama Prose data extraction from source 1824
CHARACTERS OF THE DRAMA. Old Mr. Firelock, Mrs. Firelock, General Washington.
Scene Scene — Trenton, New Jersey. Old Mr. Firelock enters, and places his crutch behind the door. Firelock.

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Mrs. Firelock.

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Firelock.

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Mrs. Firelock.

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Firelock.

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SCENE II. young girls Trenton bridge, beautifully decorated with arches, interlaced with flowers and evergreen. The bridge on either side lined with young ladies and children dressed in white and carrying baskets of wild flowers. Mr. Firelock leaning on his crutch at the end of the bridge, with a garland of oak leaves and acorns. Music heard at a distance — and presently the trampling of horses. The old man listens eagerly for a moment, when Washington, followed by a train of officers and spectators, enters upon the bridge. Three loud bursts of hazza! huzza! huzza! are heard from the crowd. The music plays cheerfully, and the move forward, singing,

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Old Firelock While they are singing, Washington passes along slowly, gracefully lowering his cap to the multitude; but when they sing the two last lines, and begin to strew their flowers beneath his horse's feet, he hastily turns aside to brush away his tears. steps up to him, and places the garland round the horse's neck, saying, in a trembling voice,

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Gen. Washington.

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He warmly presses his hand, and passes on with the procession
SCENE III. MR. FIRELOCK'S HOUSE. The old man throws himself into a chair and sobs. Firelock.

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Mrs. Firelock.

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Washington enters.

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Firelock.

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Washington.

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Washington.

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Firelock.

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Tears drop fast upon the General's hand Mrs. Firelock.

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Exit Washington