Chief Contemporary Dramatists Second Series Eighteen Plays From the Recent Dr
Chief Contemporary Dramatists Second Series Eighteen Plays From the Recent Dr
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- What of that?
PIPER. All for a lily maiden. MICHAEL. Ah, - - thy pipe !
How will it save her? - - Save her! - - Tune thy pipe To compass that ! - - You do not know - PIPER. I know.
Tell me no more. - - I say it shall not be ! To heel, lad ! No, I follow, - - none but I ! Go, --go! [MICHAEL rushes out again. ] [To CHEAT-THE-DEVIL, pointing to the CHILDREN. ] Do you bide here and shepherd these. CHILDREN. Where are you going? - Take us too ! - - us too ! - Oh, take us with you? - - Take us!
PIP...ER [distracted]. No, no, no!
You shall be kittens all. And chase your tails, Till I come back! --So here!
[Catches HANSEL and affixes to his little jacket a long strip of leather for a tail; then whirls him about. } CHILDREN. Me too! -- Me too!
CHEAT-THE-DEVIL. Let me make tails, - let me !
[Seizing shears and leather. ] PIPER [wildly]. Faith, and you shall.
A master tailor! -- Come, here's food for thought. Think all, - [To the STROLLERS. ] And hold your tongues there ! - If a Cat- If a Cat have as all men say - - Nine Lives, And if Nine Tailors go to make a Man, How long, then shall it take one Man turned Tailor To keep a Cat in Tails, until she die?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- What of that?
PIPER. All for a lily maiden. MICHAEL. Ah, - - thy pipe !
How will it save her? - - Save her! - - Tune thy pipe To compass that ! - - You do not know - PIPER. I know.
Tell me no more. - - I say it shall not be ! To heel, lad ! No, I follow, - - none but I ! Go, --go! [MICHAEL rushes out again. ] [To CHEAT-THE-DEVIL, pointing to the CHILDREN. ] Do you bide here and shepherd these. CHILDREN. Where are you going? - Take us too ! - - us too ! - Oh, take us with you? - - Take us!
PIP...ER [distracted]. No, no, no!
You shall be kittens all. And chase your tails, Till I come back! --So here!
[Catches HANSEL and affixes to his little jacket a long strip of leather for a tail; then whirls him about. } CHILDREN. Me too! -- Me too!
CHEAT-THE-DEVIL. Let me make tails, - let me !
[Seizing shears and leather. ] PIPER [wildly]. Faith, and you shall.
A master tailor! -- Come, here's food for thought. Think all, - [To the STROLLERS. ] And hold your tongues there ! - If a Cat- If a Cat have as all men say - - Nine Lives, And if Nine Tailors go to make a Man, How long, then shall it take one Man turned Tailor To keep a Cat in Tails, until she die?
What to read after Chief Contemporary Dramatists Second Series Eighteen Plays From the Recent Dr?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Herbert Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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