The Master's Birthday : a Play for Children, in Three Acts : With An Epilogue in Pantomime
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Well, then I am glad I happened to come.
I love Charles Dickens, too. (to Little Bm'ly) And whom do you represent, my dear?
I am Little Em'ly.
"Little Em'ly." (strokes her bright hair) Then where is "Master Davy" and Peg- gotty and — Here I am.
Are you "Master Davy"?
I am David Copperfield, Sir.
(pressing tip to the Dominie) I am Pip.
21 Oliver: And I am Oliver Twist.
Dominie: (rising to shake hands with the boys) This is delightful. I have heard a good deal about you boys.
Nell: And please, Si...r, I am Little Nell, and this is Florence Dombey.
David: (taking Agnes by the ha^id) And this is Agnes Wickfield.
Dominie : I am very glad to meet you both. And this is Paul's sister! (to Florence) Where is Paul? I should so much like to see him.
(he reseats himself).
Florence : Paul had a headache today, so he did not come to the party. ( The Dominie looks at her as if a little surprised.) Dominie: (to Tommy Traddles) You represent Tommy Traddles, don't you?
Tommy : What do you mean ?
Dominie : You are playing Tommy Traddles, aren't you?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Well, then I am glad I happened to come.
I love Charles Dickens, too. (to Little Bm'ly) And whom do you represent, my dear?
I am Little Em'ly.
"Little Em'ly." (strokes her bright hair) Then where is "Master Davy" and Peg- gotty and — Here I am.
Are you "Master Davy"?
I am David Copperfield, Sir.
(pressing tip to the Dominie) I am Pip.
21 Oliver: And I am Oliver Twist.
Dominie: (rising to shake hands with the boys) This is delightful. I have heard a good deal about you boys.
Nell: And please, Si...r, I am Little Nell, and this is Florence Dombey.
David: (taking Agnes by the ha^id) And this is Agnes Wickfield.
Dominie : I am very glad to meet you both. And this is Paul's sister! (to Florence) Where is Paul? I should so much like to see him.
(he reseats himself).
Florence : Paul had a headache today, so he did not come to the party. ( The Dominie looks at her as if a little surprised.) Dominie: (to Tommy Traddles) You represent Tommy Traddles, don't you?
Tommy : What do you mean ?
Dominie : You are playing Tommy Traddles, aren't you?
What to read after The Master's Birthday : a Play for Children, in Three Acts : With An Epilogue in Pantomime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Woodman, Hannah Rea, 1870- to read onlineMoreLess
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