Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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KAREN. Stop me, Forester! FORESTER. No, no! I dare not! KAREN (_to Son_). Stop me, I pray you! Three days have I danced! I can endure it no longer! SON (_to Forester_). Come, let us help her! FORESTER. Do not touch her! She is bewitched! KAREN. 'T is my shoes are bewitched--not I! SON. I say, little maid, pull off your shoes! KAREN. They will not come off. See! [_She pulls at her shoes._] SON (_starting towards Karen_). I'll get them off, bewitched or not bewitched! FORESTER (_seizing Son_). Would you get yourself into trouble? Come home with me! [_Forester runs from wood with Son. The_ MOON _arises suddenly in a fir tree._] KAREN. O Moon, see how I dance below you! Pray tell me how to break this |
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