THE ADDING MACHINE, a play in seven scenes by Elmer L. Rice and Philip Moeller, with a foreward by Philip Moeller.

Yes ma'am I been coming backwards and forewards to Hot Springs all my lifeyou might say. 'Twasn't far over and I kept a'coming back.

Behind these, lesse then a mile, foloweth the rereward, whereof the greater part are pilgrimes: the occasion whereof is, for that the merchants seeke alwayes to be in the foreward for the securitie of their goods, but the pilgrimes which haue litle to loose care not though they come behind.

The Tartars, therefore, were compelled to alight from their horses, which they fastened to the trees, and came boldly forewards on foot against the elephants, among whom they discharged immense quantities of arrows; so that the elephants, unable to endure the smart of their wounds, became unmanageable, and fled to the nearest wood, where they broke their castles, and overturned the armed men, with which they were filled.