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FiiKD Pratt.
Mr. Pratt, Fred's father.
Ralph Wood.
Mr, Wood, Halph'n uncle.
Ralph — I've brouKht vour hook l)ack. It's tip-top.
Fred — ()h, tho HatulitI RovoHKf ? I think it's splondid.
Bi'l. the huiuUt, waH a glorious felh)\v, wa.><n't he ? Wasn't
it poniical— ^the wav ho rnt rapped the Htage paHsengers in
the mountains. \Vhat jolly times the handitn had !
Ralph — Fred, it's juMt the sort of wild roaring life Fd
like. I wouldn't dare say so at home, but I would ; and
I think Hill the bandit, and Sam the outlaw, and Phil the
renegade, were every whit as good as these steady-going
folks around here.
Fred — Ho do 1. You know Hill never murdered unless
it was necessary.
Ralph — No ; and Sam always stood reaH" to defend any
poor fellow in distress. Phil was a first-rat«. rellow, if he
did vow vengeance on the red-skins. He never sparetl any,
men, women or children.
Fred — I don't blame him for killing the Indians. Didn't
they murder his mother and sisters ?
Ralph — I don't blame him, either. They ought to be
exterminated. I tell you, Fred, I've half made up my
mind to go out on the plains, or into the mountains and
try the jolly adventurous life of a road-agent myself. I
don't propose to 8tf,y at home and dig potatoes, h« ^ corn,
saw wood, and such menial tasks as those, wh'm I . ight be
flying over the plains in my saddle.
Fred — I'm tired of such a humdrum Ufe myself. Going
to school is just as poky as work. But I don't suppose five
dol'ai's would take us far. We might starve before we
could reach the frontier.
Ralph — Starve ? What did Sam the outlaw do ?
Helped himself, didn't he ? He had some pretty rich
experience, too. You '•emember how he took po.sses3ion
of a pantry once, and when the cook came in, frightened
her nearly out of her wits by flinging a sheet around him-
self and playing ^he ghost. He had his fill on pies and cake
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country hh h«> (li<l.
f'm/ -Oh, I MiiprMWP wr could. A« for the rtMt, wc hiive
revolvers luui know how to uw thcin.
IMf>h - V'«'H ; 1 t«'ll vou, I'll have hoiuc Indian MCiil|w to
gr;u't« my belt before ♦fie year is out. Did y<»u kno'v that
the reil deiuonn killinl my uncl''s family in N'int.e-iota in
the outbreak ot '»'»2 ' I've a hi tie account to st'ttle with
them, as I'hil the renegade had.
[Two men siiilihnly confroni On Itoijx. Mih."-^. I'Hvrr and
Wood hiivr (hUrmincd to gire the hni/n a iscful " ohjtrt
li-Hxon." They itreaenf drawn remlvera.\
Mr. /^-ll<•|d up your hands! (They thntw up their
haiulH while the men rijle their iHtrketf
Mr. I'. (/(>/-'/•<(/) -Now. yoiuiK hi ..letiian, =f you wish
to Ket off with a s(»und skull, tell nie what disposal your
honore<l fatiier made of that *."),(KKJ he drew from the
bank this morninn- Where d.id he put it ?
Fred— I — 1— how shm: <' 1 know? He— woultin't —
be likelv to tell me.
■Mr. r. — No equivocation, youiiK man ! {HrinyH his re-
volrcr in done contact with Fred's forehead, at whieh Fred
shrinks imck in great alarm.)
Fred ~Oh, don't kill me, sir ; I'll tell you where the
numey is. He put it in a small box and locked it in the
secretary in the library.
Mr. V. — That'll do. Your mother has some jewelry, I
suppose. Where can it be found ?
AVe'/— She hjis a gold watch anc' a diamond brooch.
They will be on the dre-ssinK table in her room. Hut— oh
—don't harm m> mother, please don't, sir.
Mr. P. — I'll see about that. If they keep quiet it e
all right. I never murder unl'^ss it is necessary.
Mr. Wood {who has been confronting Ralph with drawn
'pistol during the parley) — Now, youngstei, tell me where
your governor keeps his valuables.
Ralph — W^e have nothing valuable — we're poor. Fred,
here, will testify to that.
Fred — Yes, sir ; they are poor.
Mr. W . — Perhaps so, but I believe the old gent parted
with a span of horses to-day. Now, you young scoundrel,
tell me where he put the money he got. {Places his pistol
close to Ralph's ear, at which he falls back uery much fright-
ened.)
Rail '' — He keeps his mone
straw-tick under his pillow,
Mr. IT.— That'll do. No
these fellows down and leave
Fred—Oh, don't !— don't !-
don't gag us. (Ralph begins k
Mr. P.— These fellows shoi
soon, considering they aspire
selves. (They throw off their i
Fred— Oh, father !
s money in a pocket-book in the
How,
o. Now, Roaring Jack, let's tie
I leave them gagged until —
lon't ! — don't ! Please, gentlemen,
'yegins to cry.)
ws show the white feather pretty
aspire to be highwaymen them-
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Mrs. Sweet's five-year-old daughte
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This is a matrimonial coui
ham Octavius Snooks enters
Foozle, proprietor of a mati
the sum of $6.00 which he ha
suitable wife for him. It is
_, humorous. One act and «
• > one hour and a half. With
I ^ will provide an evening's proj
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1^ been re-edited by us, makmgit
1^ to Canadian presentation. Th
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"^ prospective brides. Suitable to
: FupSd, Young People's Soaei
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want something to draw +116 <
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ial court trial, in which Mr. Abra-
entera an action against ThomaB
a matrimonial bureau, to recover
h he has paid Foosle for securmg a
It is a great case and extremely
and easihr staged.. Tune,, about
With a Uttle musio additional it
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r an American production, but has
lakingit much longer and adaptmg it
ion. oTie characters consist of young
in, and a few boys and gffls. Some
roung men acting the parts of the
Ftable for senior Public or High School
8 Societies and Young Men's Clubs. ,
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