Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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FIRST CLERK (_bowing_). Just so, my lord Mayor.
SECOND CLERK (_bowing_). Even so, my lord Mayor. THE MAYOR (_to the Miller and his Son_). Why, you two fellows are better able to carry the poor donkey than he you! Say you not so, my Clerks? FIRST CLERK (_bowing_). Just so, my lord Mayor. SECOND CLERK (_bowing_). Even so, my lord Mayor. MILLER. Come, my son, to please them, we'll carry the donkey. [_They dismount and try to lift the donkey. This frightens the poor beast. He tries to get away, and falls over the bridge into the deep river._] MILLER (_weeping_). I have tried to please every one! I have pleased no one! SON (_weeping_). And we have lost our donkey in the bargain! [Illustration: "WE HAVE LOST OUR DONKEY"] EACH IN HIS OWN PLACE TIME: _yesterday_. |
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