Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 73 of 182 (40%)
page 73 of 182 (40%)
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[_The_ GRANDMOTHER _and_ KAREN _come from the church. The_ OLD SOLDIER
_stands near the church door. He tries to speak to the Grandmother, but she does not hear him._] KAREN. Wait a moment, Grandmother! The Old Soldier wants to speak with you. GRANDMOTHER (_turning_). What do you want, Old Soldier? OLD SOLDIER. I want to dust your shoes, madam. GRANDMOTHER. That is very good of you. (_Old Soldier dusts her shoes_). Thank you; now I will go to my carriage while you dust Karen's shoes. [_She goes._] OLD SOLDIER. Stretch out your foot, little Karen. (_Karen thrusts out her foot._) What is this? Red shoes for church? KAREN. I looked at my old black shoes-- OLD SOLDIER (_interrupting_). And then at your new red ones? KAREN (_nodding_). Yes, and then at my black ones again-- |
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