Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 37 of 182 (20%)
page 37 of 182 (20%)
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'T is just what I'll tell my kittens about my grease-pot when I have bought
it. MISS MOUSE. Ah, then you have kittens at home? CAT (_nodding_). Such beautiful kittens! The eldest is white, with brown marks. MISS MOUSE. He must be charming! CAT. I've a mind to tell you his name. First, though, run out to see if your dear mother is not coming. [_Miss Mouse nods and runs out. The Cat quickly creeps to the grease-pot and licks the top off. She crosses to the window just as_ MISS MOUSE _returns._] MISS MOUSE. Mother is nowhere to be seen. Now what did you name your eldest child? CAT. Top-off. MISS MOUSE. Top-off? Why, that is a curious name! Is it common in your family? CAT. Oh, no! My second child has a white ring around his neck. MISS MOUSE. Remarkable! CAT. Very! |
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