Children's Classics in Dramatic Form - Book Two by Augusta Stevenson
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page 50 of 128 (39%)
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TIME: _one morning._ PLACE: _the east bank of the river._ * * * * * THE JACKAL. THE CAMEL. * * * * * [_The_ JACKAL _stands on the river bank. He looks longingly toward the west shore._] JACKAL. Ah, if I could only get at those crabs over there! It makes me hungry just to see them! Now if I could only swim! Or if I could walk on water! Or if I had a little canoe! [_Enter the_ CAMEL. _The Jackal whispers to himself._] Aha! Now I know the way to get across. (_To the Camel._) Such news as I have for you, dear friend! CAMEL. Must I guess? JACKAL. No, I'll tell you this time. Listen: I know a spot where the sugar-cane grows thick. |
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