Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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page 113 of 182 (62%)
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first visit to a city, I take it?
BOTH COUNTRYMEN (_bowing_). It is, good sirs. FIRST WAG (_winking aside at Second Wag_). You know what happens to strangers in our city, of course? FIRST COUNTRYMAN (_anxiously_). No, good sir. SECOND COUNTRYMAN (_anxiously_). Pray tell us what it may be. FIRST WAG. 'T is said they become so dazed by the noise of the city and the rush of such countless numbers, they forget who they are. FIRST COUNTRYMAN. Eh? Forget who they are? FIRST WAG (_nodding_). Aye. (_He winks aside at Second Wag._) You have heard of this, dear friend? SECOND WAG (_winking aside_). To be sure; 't is quite common. SECOND COUNTRYMAN. Forget their own faces? SECOND WAG. Aye,--their faces. At least, they are not certain as to whose faces theirs may be. FIRST COUNTRYMAN. Then we dare not leave this corner! |
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