Christmas Entertainments  by Alice Maude Kellogg
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			      From one of them I bring An elephant's tusk to you, my friend, 'Twill make you a pretty ring. And here is ebony wood for you, A cocoanut from the palm, And dates to eat, so very sweet, All from our African farm. (Offers presents, which American girl hangs on the boughs. African girl steps to her left. Enter Arabian girl.) _Arabian girl_: I'm a little Arabian girl, I live in a desert land, In tents on the plain so hot and dry, And I play on the burning sand; Here is a pretty pearl I've brought, And an ostrich's egg so rare; An Arab pony you should have And a cloak of camel's hair. I never hear about Christmas, And don't know what you mean, But hope you will accept these gifts, And this ostrich feather green. (Offers gifts. American girl accepts them, rises, places them |  | 


 
