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Identifier: dramaticmethodof00finl (find matches)
Title: The dramatic method of teaching
Year: 1912 (1910s)
Authors: Finlay-Johnson, Harriet Cyr, Ellen M., d. 1920, ed
Subjects: Drama in education Teaching Schools
Publisher: Boston, New York (etc.) Ginn and company
Contributing Library: The Library of Congress
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e sentence which you are about to hear is theact and judgment of this High Court. The charge isproved upon you as the principal culprit, for all of whichtreasons and crimes this court doth adjudge that CharlesStuart is a traitor, murderer, a liar — Lady Fairfax. Its a lie ! Usher. Who spoke there ? Lady Fairfax. I spoke. Usher. Silence in the court! Bradshaw. Proceed. Coke. I repeat, is a traitor, murderer, a liar, and apublic enemy, and shall be put to death by severing hishead from his body. Bradshaw. The sentence which you have heard is theact, sentence, judgment, and resolution of the whole court.Remove the prisoner. Charles. (Starting up) But, sir, I may speak afterthe sentence. Bradshaw. Sir, you are not to be heard after thesentence. Charles. (Much agitated) I may speak after the sen-tence ! Always, by your favor, sir ! I may speak after thesentence — by your favor — Bradshaw. Hold! Charles. (Being led from court) They will not let mespeak — they will not let me speak !
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65 THE ORIGINAL PLAY 6j Scene III. A room in Whitehall Charles is seated, with Bishop Juxon, Colonel Hacker,Colonel Tomlinson, and Sir Thomas Herbertstanding near Charles. I should like to see my children. Bishop Juxon. Yes, your Majesty. (He goes out.Reenter Bishop Juxon with Princess Elizabeth andyoung Duke of Gloucesler) Charles. They are going to cut off thy fathers head,my children. Children. Oh, father ! father ! Duke of Gloucester. Do not let them cut off myfathers head! Charles. They will cut off thy brothers heads if theycatch them. Do not you ever be a king, my son, or theywill cut off thy head also. Duke of Gloucester. I will be torn in pieces first. Charles. Give my love to your mother. Children. Yes, father. Charles. Farewell, my children ! Children. Oh, father! father! (They are led out,sobbing, by Bishop Juxon. Charles falls on his knees,and the three others do the same. The bell tolls. Theyrise, and Juxon lays his hand on Charless shoulder) Bishop Juxon. You have only

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  • booksubject:Drama_in_education
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  • booksubject:Schools
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