Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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THIRD STONE. Come, sing us your Christmas song!
SPARROW. Sing! I have nothing to sing about. FIRST STONE. Sing of your friends. SECOND STONE. Sing of their love for you. THIRD STONE. Sing of their kindness to you. SPARROW. Talk not to me of friends, or love, or kindness! There's none in the world. [_Enter a_ PEASANT _with his little_ GRETEL. _The Peasant carries two ears of corn._] PEASANT. Now, my Gretel, we'll place the corn here on the old wall. GRETEL. Mother thought you brought too much. PEASANT. Well, 't is true there are only three ears left at home, but the birds must have their Christmas dinner. [_He places the corn on the wall._] GRETEL. There's none about to see it! PEASANT. Oh, some bird will soon find it! GRETEL. But will it call the others? |
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