Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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Goodies, look! Did you ever see anything so cruel?
SECOND GOODY (_to the Miller_). You lazy old fellow! How can you ride while your own child walks in the dust? THIRD GOODY (_to the lad_). You poor, poor child! [_The Goodies pass on, shaking their heads and their canes indignantly._] MILLER. Come, lad, get up behind me. SON. Why, father, I'm not tired! MILLER. I know, but we must try to please them. Come. [_The lad mounts, sitting behind his father. Enter the_ MAYOR _and his_ CLERKS. _They go to the Fair._] MAYOR (_turning to his Clerks; pointing to the Miller and his Son_). Look, will you! (_He turns to the Miller._) Pray, honest friend, is that beast your own? MILLER. Yes, my lord Mayor. MAYOR. One would not think so from the way you load him. Say you not so, my Clerks? |
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