Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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page 36 of 182 (19%)
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MISS MOUSE. Do you truly think I'm wise?
CAT (_nodding_). Aye, and if you will tell me where to keep my grease-pot when I have bought it, I'll tell you something more. MISS MOUSE (_greatly pleased_). About me? CAT (_nodding_). Yes,--what every one says about your being so beautiful. But first I must know where to keep my grease-pot. MISS MOUSE. Then listen--you must keep it, when you have bought it, in the northwest corner. [_The Cat runs quickly to the northwest corner._] MISS MOUSE (_in alarm_). Come away! Come away! CAT. Why, here is your grease-pot! MISS MOUSE (_as before_). Come away, I say! CAT (_looking into the pot_). Truly, the fat is kept hard and cool here. MISS MOUSE. I pray you come away! Mother does not so much as let me look into it. 'T is not yet time, she says. CAT (_looking again into pot_). Exactly! (_She leaves the pot and joins Miss Mouse._) |
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