Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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Go, I say, and see to it! [_Courtiers talk aside with Jester._] RIVERRA (_to Columbus_). I wish you well, sir, for I believe that what you say is true. COLUMBUS. I'm glad to hear you say that, Captain. RIVERRA. My ship is in the harbor now, and I must go. But I wish you well, Columbus, I wish you well. [_Columbus, throwing his maps on the stone bench near gates, takes Riverra's hands in his. The Jester creeps up, takes maps, runs into the court with them, and disappears._] COLUMBUS (_with feeling_). I thank you, Captain--so few believe in me-- KING. Come now within, Columbus; I'll look at your maps and charts. [_Riverra goes._] COLUMBUS (_turning to take up maps_). Why, how is this! My maps were here but just a moment ago! KING. Who saw his maps? (_Pause._) |
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