Chantecler : Play in Four Acts
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The Blackbird The watering-pot, alias the Intermittent Baldpate, so called because there flows from his copper scalp when he is tilted a marvelous growth of silver hair.
The Guinea-Hen [Spying the Cat, who, outstretched along an apple- hough, is watching with half-closed eyes.] I have among my guests the Cat.
The Blackbird Tomkjais de Tomkjms!
[.4 Bird is heard warbling in a tree.] The Guinea-Hen I have the Chafl&nch!
CHANTECLER 167 The Blackbird Let him chafiE inchworms, what care we?
The Guds...tea-Hen The Darning-needle!
The Blackbird She shall mend up Ragged Robin, now's his chance!
Patou [More and more disgusted.] All that is supposed to be funny!
The Guinea-Hen [Pecking a cabbage leaf from which roll drops of dew.] I have the Dew!
Patou [Grimly.] Your witticism for her?
The Blackbird [Brightly.] Fresh-water pearls!
The Guinea-Hen [Pointing out several Chicks walking among the cro^vd.] Have you seen them? I have several of the A. I.'s Chicks!
The Pheasant-Hen A. I.?
The Guinea-Hen The Acme Incubator.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Blackbird The watering-pot, alias the Intermittent Baldpate, so called because there flows from his copper scalp when he is tilted a marvelous growth of silver hair.
The Guinea-Hen [Spying the Cat, who, outstretched along an apple- hough, is watching with half-closed eyes.] I have among my guests the Cat.
The Blackbird Tomkjais de Tomkjms!
[.4 Bird is heard warbling in a tree.] The Guinea-Hen I have the Chafl&nch!
CHANTECLER 167 The Blackbird Let him chafiE inchworms, what care we?
The Guds...tea-Hen The Darning-needle!
The Blackbird She shall mend up Ragged Robin, now's his chance!
Patou [More and more disgusted.] All that is supposed to be funny!
The Guinea-Hen [Pecking a cabbage leaf from which roll drops of dew.] I have the Dew!
Patou [Grimly.] Your witticism for her?
The Blackbird [Brightly.] Fresh-water pearls!
The Guinea-Hen [Pointing out several Chicks walking among the cro^vd.] Have you seen them? I have several of the A. I.'s Chicks!
The Pheasant-Hen A. I.?
The Guinea-Hen The Acme Incubator.
What to read after Chantecler : Play in Four Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rostand Edmond to read onlineMoreLess
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