Children's Classics in Dramatic Form - Book Two by Augusta Stevenson
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page 48 of 128 (37%)
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VAIN JACKDAW. Why do you laugh so, brothers?
PEACOCKS. Ha, ha, ha! VAIN JACKDAW. You must not laugh, dear brothers. I am a peacock like yourselves. FIRST PEACOCK. You silly jackdaw! VAIN JACKDAW. I am no jackdaw. Do I not have feathers like your own? SECOND PEACOCK. Ha, ha! I dropped them on the ground this morning. THIBAUD PEACOCK. Let's take them from him! [Illustration] VAIN JACKDAW. No, no! I beg you-- FIRST PEACOCK. Come, let's pull them out! [_They pull the peacock feathers from the jackdaw._] THIRD PEACOCK. You cannot stay with us! SECOND PEACOCK. Go back to the jackdaws! FIRST PEACOCK. Away with you! Away! [_The jackdaw runs. The peacocks go, laughing. The other_ JACKDAWS |
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