Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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VERY OLD SPARROW. And yet we are not ashamed to eat the crumbs this
stranger brings. OLD SPARROW. Well, 't is true she has been most kind. VERY OLD SPARROW. 'T is a hard winter! Shall we drive away the one who finds food where we find none? YOUNG SPARROW. And calls us every time! VERY YOUNG SPARROW. And never eats till we have come! VERY OLD SPARROW. I've kept in mind the crumbs she has found us. Now, how many do you think? OLD SPARROW. I cannot say, for I did not think to notice. VERY OLD SPARROW. There only lacks two or three now of being a loaf. OTHER SPARROWS (_greatly surprised_). A loaf? VERY OLD SPARROW (_nodding_). A loaf. VERY YOUNG SPARROW. Here comes the stranger now! OLD SPARROW. She brings a crust! [OUR SPARROW _flies up with a crust in its bill._] OUR SPARROW. Come, friends, 't is for all of you! |
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