Everyboy And Other Plays for Children
Everyboy And Other Plays for Children
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I wonder.
(Song is heard. The conquering young Neptune enters with trident lifted, big and handsome and stern. He sits upon his throne, a -pink coral crown upon his head, and clad in an armor of oyster shells. The sea dwarfs head the procession, led by the Old Man of the Sea, and blow loud blasts upon their conch-shell trum- pets. They are mischievous imps, tying knots in ropes, bothering the pinkies with their pranks, tearing holes in sails, and making faces as they go along. Pinkies also join... in the procession and dance and sing. They enter the fairy ring. Sea sirens appear here and there through the palace, half hidden, singing, combing 82 MERRY JERRY their hair and swishing their tails. Subjects bow be- fore Neptune. Procession winds about stage ; breaks up into dances; finally leaving Merry Jerry in center of stage, Old Man of the Sea at Neptune's right, Sea Maid at his left. ) NEPTUNE Why, here is a land boy! How did you get into my palace under the sea ? Tell me all about it. Come, don't be afraid !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder.
(Song is heard. The conquering young Neptune enters with trident lifted, big and handsome and stern. He sits upon his throne, a -pink coral crown upon his head, and clad in an armor of oyster shells. The sea dwarfs head the procession, led by the Old Man of the Sea, and blow loud blasts upon their conch-shell trum- pets. They are mischievous imps, tying knots in ropes, bothering the pinkies with their pranks, tearing holes in sails, and making faces as they go along. Pinkies also join... in the procession and dance and sing. They enter the fairy ring. Sea sirens appear here and there through the palace, half hidden, singing, combing 82 MERRY JERRY their hair and swishing their tails. Subjects bow be- fore Neptune. Procession winds about stage ; breaks up into dances; finally leaving Merry Jerry in center of stage, Old Man of the Sea at Neptune's right, Sea Maid at his left. ) NEPTUNE Why, here is a land boy! How did you get into my palace under the sea ? Tell me all about it. Come, don't be afraid !
What to read after Everyboy And Other Plays for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Weld Perkins Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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