Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 88 of 182 (48%)
page 88 of 182 (48%)
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CAUZEE. Not so fast! Before you come to your oath, I should be glad to see the jar of olives. (_Turning to Ali Cogia._) Ali Cogia, have you brought the jar? ALI COGIA. No; I did not think of that. CAUZEE. Then go and fetch it. [_Ali Cogia goes._] CAUZEE (_to the Merchant_). You thought the jar contained olives all this time? MERCHANT. Ali Cogia told me it contained olives at the first. I will take oath that what I say is the truth. CAUZEE. We are not yet ready for your oath. [ALI COGIA _enters. He pretends to set a jar before the Cauzee._] CAUZEE. Ali Cogia, is this jar the same you left with the Merchant? ALI COGIA. Sir, it is the same. CAUZEE. Merchant, do you confess this jar to be the same? |
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