Children's Classics in Dramatic Form - Book Two by Augusta Stevenson
page 54 of 128 (42%)
page 54 of 128 (42%)
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CAMEL. Why did you sing so strangely?
[Illustration] JACKAL. Oh, I don't know why! I always sing after dinner. CAMEL. Ah! Well, let us go. [_He kneels. The Jackal gets on his back. The Camel rises and enters the river. He swims to the middle of the river and stops._] JACKAL. Why do you stop? CAMEL. I have such a strange, strange feeling. JACKAL. Well, swim on. You need not stop! CAMEL. I feel as if I must roll over. JACKAL. Roll over! If you do, I shall be drowned! CAMEL. Exactly. But still I have that feeling. JACKAL. Now that is nonsense! Why should you roll over? CAMEL. Oh, I don't know why! I always roll over after dinner. [_He rolls over._] |
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