Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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TIME: _two hours later_.
PLACE: _the old farmhouse_. * * * * * THE GOODMAN. HIS WIFE. * * * * * [_Enter the_ GOODMAN, _carrying the sack. The_ WIFE _waits for him in the spare room, because he has been away._] GOODMAN. Well, Wife, I've made the exchange. WIFE. Ah, well, you always understand what you're about. GOODMAN. I got a cow in exchange for the horse. WIFE. Good! Now we shall have plenty of milk and butter and cheese on the table. That was a fine exchange! GOODMAN. Yes, but I changed the cow for a sheep. WIFE. Ah, better still! We have just enough grass for a sheep.--Ewe's milk and cheese! Woolen jackets and stockings! The cow could not give all those. How you think of everything! GOODMAN. But I changed the sheep for a goose. |
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