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George has recently taken over the Terrebonne plantation because his
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Start: George: (seeing Zoe) Poor child! She must be so sad now, thinking she’ll have nowhere to go.
Zoe: (glancing at George) Poor fellow, he is poised to lose everything.
George: Zoe, with our ruin, you might be left without a home.
Zoe: O, no; think of yourself.
[... .. …]
End: Zoe: But no, no! If you cannot be mine - Oh, let me not blush when I think of you!
(Zoe exits, running)
George: Dearest Zoe!
Jacobs-Jenkins, Branden, An Octoroon, Dramatist Play Service Inc., 2015, pp. 30-31.
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