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27670	Chapman, John Jay	The Treason and Death of Benedict Arnold: A Play for a Greek Theatre			.txt	text/plain	9596	1323	95	WILLIAM ARNOLD, _A Boy of Eight, Son to Benedict_. By these new-coming white men I am destroyed. A light thing is man and his suffering very little. Fame forever follows in the steps of the just man: an unending life Children follow him: a good father's life is a lamp that burns in the _Arnold._ Who art thou, spirit of the inner world? When Treason leaves, he hands thee unto Death. [_To_ Treason.] Will you not leave the man and let It is a good thing when a young hero dies; for so is he safe. If you'll accept my hand, shall this day place My heart is moved with sorrow: the sins of men enter Come, Father, let us weep together and add our tears to thy streams; From the greatness of the man, comes it Father; and [_Enter servant bringing the sword which_ Mrs. Arnold _takes and gives	./cache/27670.txt	./txt/27670.txt