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U n iv er sit y / of O regon M o n t h l y
hint. There in ftpht of him lay his Alma
M ater.” J H ^ h ^ S /p e n t f o u ^ J f tr s within those w alls; fpuxr aHsome
s gled
a^,; o from
f m h E3B
9BB ■
BBS h H had i n i
a n ^ to m4uth j u s ^ f o r h t h e / i ^ f e ^ W staying here. » © -’
'body knew how much hJ-b'ad longed-to.do thingy; Nobody g g jg !
w hether he' w ^ e n a b le or n p t; Npbody W © d, and-yet-The^ would
W o n ¿ ¿ tid in g ihtp,the h e a ^ ts L itB y e o r p e ^ m ir i,^ slogan, \‘A»tnam
gets j u s t ^ m u c i ^ ^ t / o f ^ i s B E B U l as he puts .into it.” But J
he thougjitbf& he
grimly and* shot hfeTcano/rfufeeA-Wt^, into tb& ‘frie n d ^ sh adow sof
£,
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R obinson,’l l .
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D r a ^ a i i t ? Q o ^ e ^ b io p a J ib re s ,
ACT I.
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Hero a h d ^ e r o in o 'a ^ S ^ V ,e r e d in thoyni^st of ,a pdnventional
stage, e|nbra*^. &€^o 8 d r e s ^ l a ^ i^ coiiyehttonal "sol’die^ ynth the
usual gun.’* j
8B S8B B
■ B E usual
¿ T h e war, a
sures him that
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B 8 f ite 4 ^ ^ ^ tr o n a l flinging white., | j |
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conversation ensues. The hero i ^ ^ e |e ^ n i n e < ^ B ,
n i ® ^ n $ lter^ $ e^ him u o t M ^ o »and as
he ought to go. Finally she gives him the usual pho
ibei
tograph
h e a rt). There follows ® r^onventibH <’W e > e l L H ■ ■ ■ H ■ ■ I
| r Tableau A a f c ^ s ta h d s * with onfe, hand -h^ldihg his gun and the
^ ¿ e r pointing x ^ o w a r d the barn, th a t^ e in g the general direp-
liS h o f tf e war, while the herokie clings, tojhim in the Usual w ay.,, I
V*^tage ^ttingTA A ^copventionhW ihe-grhw n veranda.
11 Heroine'Tsid'i^lg|/ered knitting 'sdciksj^Pr 1b^soldierfe> and occa-
fe r^ a lljftig h ih g /in thei,cohyehtional manner.,
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e ^ o ld ie r1 Jj'O^V' departing for die war.