Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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page 126 of 182 (69%)
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MAN. Thou get into my small net!
ALLIGATOR. Only hold thy net open! MAN (_holding his net open_). I tell thee, thou canst never get in! ALLIGATOR. See how I fold my arms! My legs go under--so! Now I roll myself up and up and up! And now I am in--all in! MAN. Well, seeing is believing! ALLIGATOR. Please to tie up thy net, master, that I may not fall out. MAN (_tying net_). 'T is done! (_Throwing net over shoulder._) Thou art heavy! ALLIGATOR. I know, it will be hard work for thee, but some day thou wilt see how grateful I am. [_The Man goes, carrying the Alligator over his shoulder and his big stick in his hand._] SCENE II TIME: _the afternoon of the same day_. PLACE: _the river bank_. |
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