Children's Classics in Dramatic Form - Book Two by Augusta Stevenson
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page 19 of 128 (14%)
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WOMAN. Go, go! [_The beggar throws off her cloak; a_ FAIRY _is seen._] WOMAN. A Fairy! You are a Fairy? FAIRY. I am the Fairy of Good Deeds. You would not give--you shall not have! [_The Fairy goes._] WOMAN. As if cake could ever taste like bread! 'Tis impossible--impossible! (_She eats a cake._) What is this? I seem to be eating crust, dry crust. I'll try another cake. [Illustration: "WILL YOU GIVE ME A CAKE?"] (_She eats another cake._) Why, this too changes to crust! Ah me! The Fairy's words were true. I would not give, I cannot have. Ah me! Ah me! |
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