Dramas for Children
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LUCETTA, His DAUGHTER.
PHILIP, MARRIED TO LUCETTA.
PEASANTS, SCENE, a Lawn before a Cottage. (Under the jhade of Jome trees a table is Spread^ with fruits, milk, and cyder. Robert, and Jome old fe of ants, fit at this table. Philip, Lucetta, and Jome young peafants, are dancing on the lawn. Lucetta is drejjed in white, with flowers, as a bride. Philip as a bridegroom.
ROBERT.
AYE, marry neighbour, it does my heart good to fee them, Look 3 'ye 108 THE VILLAGE WEDDING, yc there, I'll warrant ye a...s light as the bed!
OLD PEASANT.
Truly, neighbour Robert, Lucetta is a pretty girl ; yes, yes, you may well be proud of her. She is not only handfome, but good.
ROBERT.
Ah, neighbour ! She is the joy of my old heart ! Had her mo: her lived to fee this day 1 (He wipes bis eyes. ) OLD PEASANT.
Come cheetlv, neighbour, don't let's difturb ourfelves with fad thoughts, we met to be merry.
(Lucetta Jeehg her father lock Jad runs out of the dance?) LUCETTA.
Ah, father ! What's the matter ? You are not ill-?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LUCETTA, His DAUGHTER.
PHILIP, MARRIED TO LUCETTA.
PEASANTS, SCENE, a Lawn before a Cottage. (Under the jhade of Jome trees a table is Spread^ with fruits, milk, and cyder. Robert, and Jome old fe of ants, fit at this table. Philip, Lucetta, and Jome young peafants, are dancing on the lawn. Lucetta is drejjed in white, with flowers, as a bride. Philip as a bridegroom.
ROBERT.
AYE, marry neighbour, it does my heart good to fee them, Look 3 'ye 108 THE VILLAGE WEDDING, yc there, I'll warrant ye a...s light as the bed!
OLD PEASANT.
Truly, neighbour Robert, Lucetta is a pretty girl ; yes, yes, you may well be proud of her. She is not only handfome, but good.
ROBERT.
Ah, neighbour ! She is the joy of my old heart ! Had her mo: her lived to fee this day 1 (He wipes bis eyes. ) OLD PEASANT.
Come cheetlv, neighbour, don't let's difturb ourfelves with fad thoughts, we met to be merry.
(Lucetta Jeehg her father lock Jad runs out of the dance?) LUCETTA.
Ah, father ! What's the matter ? You are not ill-?
What to read after Dramas for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Sibthorpe Pinchard to read onlineMoreLess
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