Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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FAIRY QUEEN. Stay, Executioner, stay! I've come to save you, Karen! KAREN. To save me? FAIRY QUEEN. Whenever a child repents of a sin, lo, I am there to save. KAREN. Will you remove this spell from me? FAIRY QUEEN. Will you give up your red shoes? KAREN. Gladly! Gladly! I wish I might never see them again! FAIRY QUEEN. Then dance to me that I may touch you with my wand. [_Fairy Queen touches Karen's shoes with her wand. The shoes fall off._] KAREN. Dear Fairy Queen! Dear Fairy Queen! I thank you! I thank you! FAIRY QUEEN. Look, Karen, your shoes are dancing away! Soon they will be lost to you forever. Shall I not bring them back? KAREN. No, no! Let them go! Now I am free! Now I can rest! FAIRY QUEEN. Then come, dear child, I will guide you to your home. THE STORY OF ALI COGIA |
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