Christmas Plays for Children
Christmas Plays for Children
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<_^ 'MELIA : (drozvsily, stirring in her sleep] Wish I had dec 'rations. [Music ceases. (MISTLETOE and HOLLY dozen C. ) MISTLETOE : Quick, Holly, let us take an equal share And speedily transform these walls so bare. HOLLY : Our berries, mine so red and yours so white, Shall put the gloom of this poor place to flight. [Music played more quickly. They hastily hang up wreaths and garlands on walls wherever possible tripping all the time to the music. D 50 MISTLETOE AND HOLLY HOLLY : (as they finish and come C. ) Our time is short let's seek without delay To know her second wish and then obey. [Business as before dance round 'MELIA'S chair. 'MELIA : (turning in sleep] Wish we had Plum Pudding. . . . MISTLETOE : A pudding she would have ; for that delight We needs must ask the aid of our dear Sprite. So let us summon him from out the glade. . . . HOLLY : Come hither, little Sprite we need your aid. [SPRITE runs in R. And bows low. SPRITE : I come at your command what is your wish ? MISTLETOE : A large-sized Christmas Pudding on a dish.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
<_^ 'MELIA : (drozvsily, stirring in her sleep] Wish I had dec 'rations. [Music ceases. (MISTLETOE and HOLLY dozen C. ) MISTLETOE : Quick, Holly, let us take an equal share And speedily transform these walls so bare. HOLLY : Our berries, mine so red and yours so white, Shall put the gloom of this poor place to flight. [Music played more quickly. They hastily hang up wreaths and garlands on walls wherever possible tripping all the time to the music. D 50 MISTLETOE AND HOLLY HOLLY : (as they finish and come C. ) Our time is short let's seek without delay To know her second wish and then obey. [Business as before dance round 'MELIA'S chair. 'MELIA : (turning in sleep] Wish we had Plum Pudding. . . . MISTLETOE : A pudding she would have ; for that delight We needs must ask the aid of our dear Sprite. So let us summon him from out the glade. . . . HOLLY : Come hither, little Sprite we need your aid. [SPRITE runs in R. And bows low. SPRITE : I come at your command what is your wish ? MISTLETOE : A large-sized Christmas Pudding on a dish.
What to read after Christmas Plays for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Pemberton to read online
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