Plays for School And Camp
Plays for School And Camp
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But come, to our task! Ah! (breathing BURIED TREASURE 75 deeply. ) It warms my heart to be at my old profession again.
JOHN.
(Grandly. ) Lead on, Captain Pegg. We f - dlow !
MR. PEGG.
Good ! And you are armed every man jack of you - - even to the bantling? Capital!
SERAPH.
My sword, she's weel! Sometimes I fight giants.
MR. PEGG.
I see. I see. Well, now to work! (They advance to a point by the wall where the light from street lamp shines brightest, and MR. PEGG unfolds the chart, spreads it on ...a barrel top, and they all bend over it, MR. PEGG pointing with his dirk. ) Yes - - yes. Here is the gate, yes - - and the ash barrel. Yes, here's where the planking begins.
ANGEL.
(Very excitedly. ) The arrow the cross in red ink here's a word - - oh, t-r-e-a-s oh-oo-o, - - TREASURE! (He almost shouts it. ) 76 PLAYS FOR SCHOOL AND CAMP JOHN. Hush! Mrs. Handsomebody'll hear.
MR. PEGG.
(Glancing apprehensively at his own house. ) We must be careful.
JOHN.
One, two, three, four, five - - the fifth plank from this side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But come, to our task! Ah! (breathing BURIED TREASURE 75 deeply. ) It warms my heart to be at my old profession again.
JOHN.
(Grandly. ) Lead on, Captain Pegg. We f - dlow !
MR. PEGG.
Good ! And you are armed every man jack of you - - even to the bantling? Capital!
SERAPH.
My sword, she's weel! Sometimes I fight giants.
MR. PEGG.
I see. I see. Well, now to work! (They advance to a point by the wall where the light from street lamp shines brightest, and MR. PEGG unfolds the chart, spreads it on ...a barrel top, and they all bend over it, MR. PEGG pointing with his dirk. ) Yes - - yes. Here is the gate, yes - - and the ash barrel. Yes, here's where the planking begins.
ANGEL.
(Very excitedly. ) The arrow the cross in red ink here's a word - - oh, t-r-e-a-s oh-oo-o, - - TREASURE! (He almost shouts it. ) 76 PLAYS FOR SCHOOL AND CAMP JOHN. Hush! Mrs. Handsomebody'll hear.
MR. PEGG.
(Glancing apprehensively at his own house. ) We must be careful.
JOHN.
One, two, three, four, five - - the fifth plank from this side.
What to read after Plays for School And Camp?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Lord to read onlineMoreLess
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