Down the Chimney
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ho! This is a fine way to treat an old man! _says_ SANTACLAUS. Ho! ho! ho! ho! This is fine fun indeed! Hello, Jack Frost, isthat you? And how are you, my little roley-poley snow-balls? White andlight as ever, I see. And you've made me all white too, but not verylight, I fear. Well, well, be off with you, for I must go down theChimney.
_He bows to the Chimney, whose eyes blink through the snow. _ Good evening, my old friend, _says_ SANTA CLAUS. YOU are enjoyinggood health, I hope. May I climb d...own inside of you as usual?
THE CHIMNEY _answers, in a muffled voice, because he is so covered upwith snow_: Go ahead, Santa, I'm used to it.
_So Santa Claus climbs to the top of the Chimney, steps over, andafter throwing a kiss to the Snow Fairies, who return it, he goes downout of sight. _ _And that is the end of the First Scene. _ * * * * * THE INTERLUDE _Again, before the Second Scene begins_, MOTHER GOOSE _comes outin front of the curtain and this is what she says_: Well, my dears, I hope you are enjoying my little Play.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ho! This is a fine way to treat an old man! _says_ SANTACLAUS. Ho! ho! ho! ho! This is fine fun indeed! Hello, Jack Frost, isthat you? And how are you, my little roley-poley snow-balls? White andlight as ever, I see. And you've made me all white too, but not verylight, I fear. Well, well, be off with you, for I must go down theChimney.
_He bows to the Chimney, whose eyes blink through the snow. _ Good evening, my old friend, _says_ SANTA CLAUS. YOU are enjoyinggood health, I hope. May I climb d...own inside of you as usual?
THE CHIMNEY _answers, in a muffled voice, because he is so covered upwith snow_: Go ahead, Santa, I'm used to it.
_So Santa Claus climbs to the top of the Chimney, steps over, andafter throwing a kiss to the Snow Fairies, who return it, he goes downout of sight. _ _And that is the end of the First Scene. _ * * * * * THE INTERLUDE _Again, before the Second Scene begins_, MOTHER GOOSE _comes outin front of the curtain and this is what she says_: Well, my dears, I hope you are enjoying my little Play.
What to read after Down the Chimney?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knapp Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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