Locate the passage at the very end of Act II of The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail that begins with, "I may not be there at the pond place," and goes to the end of the play.

Omit Bailey's line and do not read the stage directions.

Your assignment is to interpret the stage directions and use them to decide how you should read the lines.

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