Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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SECOND TRAVELLER. Do not say _I_, but rather, what _we_ have found.
FIRST TRAVELLER. Nonsense! Did I not see the hatchet first? And did I not take it up? SECOND TRAVELLER. Well, then, claim the hatchet, since that is plainly your wish. [_Enter the_ CARPENTER.] CARPENTER (_to First Traveller_). Aha, thief! Now I have caught you! [_He seizes the First Traveller._] FIRST TRAVELLER. No thief am I, sir! [Illustration: THE TRAVELLERS AND THE HATCHET] CARPENTER. But my own hatchet is in your hand, sir. Come along to the judge, sir! FIRST TRAVELLER (_to Second Traveller_). Alas, we are undone! SECOND TRAVELLER. Do not say _we_. You are undone, not I. You would not allow me to share the prize; you cannot expect me to share the danger. I bid you good day, sir. |
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