The Magic Oat Field a Health Play for Children
The Magic Oat Field a Health Play for Children
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Child: Oh! Fairy. Suppose they do not catch her? (Clasps her hands distressed. ) Fairy: But they will, my dear.
Child: Can I do anything to make your oat field gain its health? Let me help.
Fairy: Yes, you can help. Every child can help, even the smallest. The Witch comes to children at breakfast time and whispers in their ears: "Don't eat oatmeal and milk. " Many little boys and girls listen to her voice and leave their bowl untouched. Every time this happens a tiny black insect is born, which... helps the Witch to destroy my oats. You, Little One, can go to school and tell the children all about this wicked Witch. (Child jumps up excitedly. ) Child: I will go now. (Crosses to lattice, left, waves hand to Fairy. ) Good-bye, I will soon be back. (Exit. ) (Noise shrill cries from right of stage. Fairy rises. ) Fairy: What can that be?
(Enter Cho Cho and Cat, Witch between them, bound with chains, struggling. ) Cho Cho: Stand there, old hag, until I tell the Fairy how I caught you. The Cat and I found this Witch hiding within a deep dark cave and dragged her out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Child: Oh! Fairy. Suppose they do not catch her? (Clasps her hands distressed. ) Fairy: But they will, my dear.
Child: Can I do anything to make your oat field gain its health? Let me help.
Fairy: Yes, you can help. Every child can help, even the smallest. The Witch comes to children at breakfast time and whispers in their ears: "Don't eat oatmeal and milk. " Many little boys and girls listen to her voice and leave their bowl untouched. Every time this happens a tiny black insect is born, which... helps the Witch to destroy my oats. You, Little One, can go to school and tell the children all about this wicked Witch. (Child jumps up excitedly. ) Child: I will go now. (Crosses to lattice, left, waves hand to Fairy. ) Good-bye, I will soon be back. (Exit. ) (Noise shrill cries from right of stage. Fairy rises. ) Fairy: What can that be?
(Enter Cho Cho and Cat, Witch between them, bound with chains, struggling. ) Cho Cho: Stand there, old hag, until I tell the Fairy how I caught you. The Cat and I found this Witch hiding within a deep dark cave and dragged her out.
What to read after The Magic Oat Field a Health Play for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eleanor Glendower Griffith to read onlineMoreLess
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