The Toymaker of Nuremberg; a Play in Three Acts And Two Scenes
The book The Toymaker of Nuremberg; a Play in Three Acts And Two Scenes was written by author Strong, Austin, 1881-1952 Here you can read free online of The Toymaker of Nuremberg; a Play in Three Acts And Two Scenes book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is The Toymaker of Nuremberg; a Play in Three Acts And Two Scenes a good or bad book?
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I'm a soldier — and I've learned one thing. In a plan of action — act at once! POET {puts cane down). But it's too sudden — the young people are not ready ! It's too quick! SERGEANT. Silence! No broken reeds here! How does one elope, my poet friend? POET {puzzled). How does one elope? PAUL {as the Poet turns on him) . Please, sir, in the books they always elope in a coach and six! SERGEANT. Well, We'll make it a coach and one. {Rises) We'll go and hire it at once ! In an hour's time ! POET {as ...the Sergeant turns to him). I protest — it's too sudden. Sergeant Strumpf . The young girl will surely object SERGEANT. Bah! — you're a fool! The Toy maker of Nuremberg 283 POET. A fool, sir! SERGEANT. Can't you see if the girl Is afraid to elope, then she Is not worth the boy's love — and we are well rid of her? POET {in admiration). You are right, you old war fox! SERGEANT. Come, let us go hire the wagon — and then go to Kronfeldt's while Abraham is there. [Going toward the door.
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