Rip Van Winkle Folk Opera in Three Acts
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Follow me.
HENDRICK (To Dirck, with whom he has been conversing) Nay, here's the plan: We'll let her go, but keep Rip here a-bowling, till it be too late.
In yonder keg is drink, to make him sleep Long time enough for Peterkee to grow Ripe for his bride. Then we will come once more This way, ourselves to celebrate his wedding.
DlRCK A right good plan!
56 RIP FAN WINKLE HENDRICK Now go with her And guide her down the mountain.
PETERKEE (Who has come down from the rocky ledge to the verge oj the ...scene, pauses there holding up the flask and calls back. ) Rip, O Rip, Here is the Magic Flask! Come with me! Come!
RIP (Enthusiastically swinging a ball, gives no heed, but shouts:) Ho! Watch this throw!
(He throws the ball, which emits lightning, followed by the rumbling reverberations but no crash of thunder.
Amid the rumbling, Dirck speaks quickly to Peterkee. ) DlRCK Don't worry, little one; I'll show ye the path, and him, the Captain there, He'll fetch Rip after us.
PETERKEE Oh, thank you, Dirck.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Follow me.
HENDRICK (To Dirck, with whom he has been conversing) Nay, here's the plan: We'll let her go, but keep Rip here a-bowling, till it be too late.
In yonder keg is drink, to make him sleep Long time enough for Peterkee to grow Ripe for his bride. Then we will come once more This way, ourselves to celebrate his wedding.
DlRCK A right good plan!
56 RIP FAN WINKLE HENDRICK Now go with her And guide her down the mountain.
PETERKEE (Who has come down from the rocky ledge to the verge oj the ...scene, pauses there holding up the flask and calls back. ) Rip, O Rip, Here is the Magic Flask! Come with me! Come!
RIP (Enthusiastically swinging a ball, gives no heed, but shouts:) Ho! Watch this throw!
(He throws the ball, which emits lightning, followed by the rumbling reverberations but no crash of thunder.
Amid the rumbling, Dirck speaks quickly to Peterkee. ) DlRCK Don't worry, little one; I'll show ye the path, and him, the Captain there, He'll fetch Rip after us.
PETERKEE Oh, thank you, Dirck.
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 Reginald Dekoven to read onlineMoreLess
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