Four Plays for Children the Rose And the Ring the Goody Witch the Goosegirl
Four Plays for Children the Rose And the Ring the Goody Witch the Goosegirl
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G. -Witch. Well, go along if you must. I want no good children here.
Dor. I want my brother Davy. I will not go without him.
G. - Witch. Ha, ha ! Call him, then !
Dor. Davy, Davy ! [DAVY turns his head lazily '. ] Davy, come home !
Davy. What's home?
Dor. Home is where Big Sister is, and the Cottage, and the little Apple-tree.
G. - Witch. And the spelling-book, eh ?
Davy. Horrid old spelling ! I am happier here. [He snores.
G. - Witch. You see ? Ah, he is a fine fat boy. Three days more and he ...will be ready for the pot.
Dor. Can nothing save him ?
G. -Witch. Nothing, unless it were his weight 7$ THE GOODY-WITCH [sc. Iv in solid gold. Ha, ha ! Now I am going in for my mid-day nap.
[Exit Goody-Witch to Cottage, Meena, Thora, and Karl follow. Dor. His weight in gold ? Otto, what shall we do?
Otto. It is hopeless.
Dor. Big Sister often says I am worth my weight in gold. I would gladly give myself.
Otto. But you are light and small, Doreen, and look how fat and heavy Davy is. Dor. How could we get him thin ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
G. -Witch. Well, go along if you must. I want no good children here.
Dor. I want my brother Davy. I will not go without him.
G. - Witch. Ha, ha ! Call him, then !
Dor. Davy, Davy ! [DAVY turns his head lazily '. ] Davy, come home !
Davy. What's home?
Dor. Home is where Big Sister is, and the Cottage, and the little Apple-tree.
G. - Witch. And the spelling-book, eh ?
Davy. Horrid old spelling ! I am happier here. [He snores.
G. - Witch. You see ? Ah, he is a fine fat boy. Three days more and he ...will be ready for the pot.
Dor. Can nothing save him ?
G. -Witch. Nothing, unless it were his weight 7$ THE GOODY-WITCH [sc. Iv in solid gold. Ha, ha ! Now I am going in for my mid-day nap.
[Exit Goody-Witch to Cottage, Meena, Thora, and Karl follow. Dor. His weight in gold ? Otto, what shall we do?
Otto. It is hopeless.
Dor. Big Sister often says I am worth my weight in gold. I would gladly give myself.
Otto. But you are light and small, Doreen, and look how fat and heavy Davy is. Dor. How could we get him thin ?
What to read after Four Plays for Children the Rose And the Ring the Goody Witch the Goosegirl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ethel Sidgwick to read onlineMoreLess
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