Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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MOTHER MOUSE. I'll not be long away. Good-by, my child. (_Starting out; stopping._) Mind you show no one the grease-pot, child,--no one! no one! Miss MOUSE. No one, dear mother! [_Mother Mouse goes out of the front door._] CAT (_calling through window_). Oh, Miss Mouse! Oh, Miss Mouse! MISS MOUSE (_showing alarm_). Who calls? CAT (_very sweetly_). Only I! Will you please let me in? MISS MOUSE (_shaking head_). Mother said-- CAT (_interrupting quickly_). 'T is a matter of business! MISS MOUSE (_shaking head_). But mother said-- CAT (_interrupting_). 'T is most important! MISS MOUSE (_as before_). But mother said-- CAT (_interrupting_). I wish your advice--you are so clever! MISS MOUSE (_showing she is pleased; starting to window_). Oh, do you truly |
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