Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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SECOND GOODY.
THIRD GOODY. THE MAYOR. HIS FIRST CLERK. HIS SECOND CLERK. * * * * * [_The_ MILLER _and his_ SON _are driving their donkey across the bridge. They go to the Fair._] SON. Do you expect to get a good price for our donkey, father? MILLER (_nodding_). Aye, lad; the Fair is the place to take your wares. SON. Our donkey is not so young, though. MILLER. Neither is he so old, though. SON. But he is not so fat, though. MILLER. Neither is he so lean, though. SON. Truly he might be worse. MILLER. Better or worse, he must be sold. [THREE MAIDS _enter the bridge. They go to the Fair._] FIRST MAID (_pointing to the Miller and his Son_). Look there! Did you ever |
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