Neptunes Isle And Other Plays for Children
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HUGO This is terrible! What beasts are they going to unload on us ?
SYLVIA Oh, I'll love them all the more. They will at least be children and we are so lonely.
HUGO But to think of my beautiful, beautiful boy! And now comes some ugly common child. (Both parents sigh. } FIRST NUN Now, Petrarch, mind your eye.
SECOND NUN Fetch the canaries.
90 NEPTUNE'S ISLE (Enter Petrarch bearing a large cage covered with brown Holland. He sets it down on the table at left center of stage. } BOTH NUNS Sing the... song and chant the words; Bring the cages, bring the birds. Clip, clap, come tree, come try, Open the door and let them fly.
(They remove the cage and disclose Elf kin. He is dressed in the costume of Hercules, bare arms and legs, lion skin and club. His hair, which is the reddest kind of carrot-hair, rises in a stack above his brow and then falls to his waist behind his shoulders. He has horns. Petrarch takes the cage. } HUGO A devil's own; an unholy monster; whose child can he be? What kind of people can they be who have had such a child as that?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
HUGO This is terrible! What beasts are they going to unload on us ?
SYLVIA Oh, I'll love them all the more. They will at least be children and we are so lonely.
HUGO But to think of my beautiful, beautiful boy! And now comes some ugly common child. (Both parents sigh. } FIRST NUN Now, Petrarch, mind your eye.
SECOND NUN Fetch the canaries.
90 NEPTUNE'S ISLE (Enter Petrarch bearing a large cage covered with brown Holland. He sets it down on the table at left center of stage. } BOTH NUNS Sing the... song and chant the words; Bring the cages, bring the birds. Clip, clap, come tree, come try, Open the door and let them fly.
(They remove the cage and disclose Elf kin. He is dressed in the costume of Hercules, bare arms and legs, lion skin and club. His hair, which is the reddest kind of carrot-hair, rises in a stack above his brow and then falls to his waist behind his shoulders. He has horns. Petrarch takes the cage. } HUGO A devil's own; an unholy monster; whose child can he be? What kind of people can they be who have had such a child as that?
What to read after Neptunes Isle And Other Plays for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Chapman John Jay to read onlineMoreLess
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