Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 67 of 182 (36%)
page 67 of 182 (36%)
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GRANDMOTHER. Red shoes? KAREN (_nodding_). Of beautiful red morocco. The queen let the princess stand at a window so every one could see her new shoes. SHOEMAKER. It is all true, madam. GRANDMOTHER. No matter; Karen is to have black shoes. (_Taking up a pair of shoes._) Here, this pair suits me exactly. SHOEMAKER (_surprised_). But, madam, those shoes are-- KAREN (_interrupting; whispering_). Hush, Shoemaker! Do not tell her. She can't see very well. GRANDMOTHER (_giving shoes to Karen_). Are they of polished leather? They shine as if they were. KAREN. Yes; they do shine. (_Trying on the shoes._) And they just fit me, Grandmother. GRANDMOTHER. I will take them, Shoemaker. |
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