. Drake; una rappresentazione in tre atti . g! Elizabeth [Wiih a curtsey] MR. Drake, ringrazio yougently. Drake [ Wiih Delight] Hah!-[si rivolge a Fletcher]Sig. Fletcher, ho tagliato il vostro servizio corto, per cui Igrieve. Fletcher [Obsequiously] Oh, MR. Drake, Tisnought. Drake. Ay, ma lo è, comunque. [Al Ceowb]Vieni, amici! Andiamo e ringraziamo Dio! [Movimento <jf il Cbowd verso la Chiesa]38 DRAKE Dame Sydenham [a Elisabetta] via, girlHai no vergogna? Via! Elizabeth [Radiant] Ay, madre! Per posso ringraziarkGrcd ovunque io sia! [Sm George, Dame Sydenham ed Elizabeth escono] il Ceowd [surrunundin

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. Drake; a pageant-play in three acts . g! Elizabeth [Wiih a curtsey] Mr. Drake, I thank youkindly. Drake [ Wiih delight] Hah!—[He turns to Fletcher]Mr. Fletcher, I cut your service short, for which Igrieve. Fletcher [Obsequiously] Oh, Mr. Drake, tisnought. Drake. Ay, but it is, though. [To the Ceowb]Come, friends! Let us in, and thank God! [Movement <jf the Cbowd towards the Church]38 DRAKE Dame Sydenham [To Elizabeth] Away, girlHast thou no shame? Away! Elizabeth [Radiant] Ay, mother! For I can thankGrcd wherever I be! [Sm George, Dame Sydenham, and Elizabeth go out] The Ceowd [Surrounding Drake] Shoulder him!— Up wi him! — A Drake! A Drake! Phrase is lifted shoulder-high, and all go off shout-ing, almost dancing, into tlie Church] CDRTAIN ACT n THE WORLD ENCOMPASSED SCENE I Drakes Garden at Plymouth. 1677. Tom MoonbTkyphbna MoonbEdwabd BkightFletchekBbewehFrancis DrakeThe QueenElizabeth SydenhamBtjhghletJohn DoughtyThomas DoughtyDon Peobo Zubiaub Lords and Ladies; Fishermen; Fishwives; Children;Gentlemen-at-arms. 2 a s r-^ P S3>5 i 3 c £ ^ ACT n THE WORLD ENCOMPASSED Scene I — The [Round Point in [Drakes Gardenat Plymouth. It is the turf-covered point of convergenceof three great avenues, bordered vnth lofty yew-hedges.The main avenue stretches away at the back, where itturns off to the left. There is a smaller avenue on the right, and another leading to the house, which is not seen, on the left. On the right, in front, is a great cedar vnth aseat under it, brfore which a carpet is spread. Statues(Hermes) stand at all the angles of the avenues. It islate afternoon, merging into sunset and starlit night. [At the rise of the curtain, Tom Moone, MothebMooNB, Breweh, Bright, and two Girls are practisingthe steps of a dance. Fletcher is walking to and froin the background, reading from a long scroll, with fran-tic gestures. Other FisHERPOLK, etc., in their Sunday best, wander in and out, talking excitedly] Tom. Two to the l^t, old oman! Dont ee knowyour le

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