Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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MAN. Come, little Hans, and finish your dinner. WIFE (_turning to Hans_). Bless me! What are you making, child? HANS. A wooden trough for you and father to eat out of when I grow big. [_The Man and his Wife look at each other; there is a pause._] MAN (_showing shame_). He will treat us as we have treated father! WIFE (_weeping_). 'T will serve us right! MAN (_kindly_). Father, throw that wooden dish out of the window. I am ashamed of what I have done; forgive me! WIFE (_kindly_). Father, come back to the table. I too am ashamed. Forgive me, dear father. THE CROW AND THE FOX TIME: _yesterday noon_. PLACE: _a high tree in a grove_. * * * * * |
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