Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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PEASANT. We'll wait to see. Come, we'll sit there on the log. [_They go to a log near by._] FIRST STONE. There, little Sparrow, say you now there is no kindness? SECOND STONE. Or love? THIRD STONE. Or friendship? SPARROW. No, no! I can never say that again. The peasant's heart is full of kindness and love and friendship. I will sing of it! 'T will be my Christmas song! [_The Sparrow leaves the hole and flies to the corn._] GRETEL. Look, father, there is a sparrow! And hear it sing! Just hear it! PEASANT. It is calling the other birds. GRETEL. Why, it doesn't even touch the corn! PEASANT. It's waiting to share it with the others. Is it not a pretty sight? Come, we must go to tell mother. SCENE IV TIME: _one month later_. |
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