Rip Van Winkle Folk Opera in Three Acts
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Flames flash again, and the low rumbling bursts into crackling thunder, as Hendrick calls:} HENDRICK All down! A strike!
THE CREW AND ALL (Shout) A strike for Peterkee!
PETERKEE (Clapping her hands and dancing) I've won! I've won! I've won the Magic Flask!
HENDRICK (Handing it to her) Yea, fairly won: congratulations!
PETERKEE (Taking it with a curtsy) Thank you.
DIRCK (With doleful grimace} Drown me! She rattled me so I lost my grip!
54 RIP VAN WINKLE PETERKEE Now hurry, Rip, for we have far t...o go And we must haste, or you will lose your bride.
RIP Nay, not before I bowl! We're just beginning Our party, and the night is young.
DIRCK Aye, aye!
HENDRICK Yea, Peterkee, the night and you are young.
THE CREW (Ardently, with a bow) Young! Most decidedly young!
DIRCK (Pulling Hendrick aside again) Too young she is To be a bride, yet she must be Rip's bride And not Katrina.
HENDRICK Yea, but you lost the game. How can we manage now?
(Dirck draws Hendrick further aside, where they con- verse in -pantomime.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flames flash again, and the low rumbling bursts into crackling thunder, as Hendrick calls:} HENDRICK All down! A strike!
THE CREW AND ALL (Shout) A strike for Peterkee!
PETERKEE (Clapping her hands and dancing) I've won! I've won! I've won the Magic Flask!
HENDRICK (Handing it to her) Yea, fairly won: congratulations!
PETERKEE (Taking it with a curtsy) Thank you.
DIRCK (With doleful grimace} Drown me! She rattled me so I lost my grip!
54 RIP VAN WINKLE PETERKEE Now hurry, Rip, for we have far t...o go And we must haste, or you will lose your bride.
RIP Nay, not before I bowl! We're just beginning Our party, and the night is young.
DIRCK Aye, aye!
HENDRICK Yea, Peterkee, the night and you are young.
THE CREW (Ardently, with a bow) Young! Most decidedly young!
DIRCK (Pulling Hendrick aside again) Too young she is To be a bride, yet she must be Rip's bride And not Katrina.
HENDRICK Yea, but you lost the game. How can we manage now?
(Dirck draws Hendrick further aside, where they con- verse in -pantomime.
What to read after Rip Van Winkle Folk Opera in Three Acts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mackaye, Percy, 1875-1956 to read onlineMoreLess
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