Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 75 of 182 (41%)
page 75 of 182 (41%)
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KAREN. Y-e-s--
OLD SOLDIER. And that you forgot to say your prayers; eh, Karen? KAREN. Y-e-s-- OLD SOLDIER. You were thinking of your red shoes all the time. KAREN. Y-e-s, Old Soldier. OLD SOLDIER (_holding Karen and stooping until his beard covers her shoes_). Cover and touch and change, my beard! Cover and touch and change! KAREN. What are you doing? Let me go! OLD SOLDIER (_holding her firmly_). I am turning your red shoes into dancing shoes! KAREN. I am afraid of you! Let me go! OLD SOLDIER (_slapping soles of her shoes with hand_). Now I have made them stick fast to your feet! KAREN (_calling_). Grandmother! Grandmother! OLD SOLDIER. Now you may go! Ha, ha! KAREN. Why! I am dancing! I can't stop! Grandmother! Grandmother! GRANDMOTHER. What is this? Mercy on me! She is dancing down the street! Run |
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