Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
page 128 of 182 (70%)
page 128 of 182 (70%)
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[_He turns to go._]
ALLIGATOR. Just a little farther, please. I am still so weak! MAN. Then I'll help thee into the water. (_He helps the Alligator into the water._) Now thou art in; and now I will depart. [_He turns to go._] ALLIGATOR (_seizing the Man's leg_). Not yet! MAN. Let go of my leg! ALLIGATOR. Why? MAN (_indignantly_). Why! Why! ALLIGATOR (nodding_). Why and wherefore? MAN. Thou art hurting me! ALLIGATOR. It will soon be over. MAN. What dost thou mean? ALLIGATOR. What I have just spoken. |
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