Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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THIRD SAILOR (_nodding_). Aye, I heard them!
FOURTH SAILOR. What were they crying? SECOND SAILOR. Angry words to us for coming into their own waters. FIRST SAILOR. 'T is the Italian Columbus the sea-gods should destroy! ALL SAILORS. Aye! Aye! SECOND SAILOR. We'll never see Spain again! THIRD SAILOR. We should compel him to return! ALL SAILORS. Aye! Aye! [_Enter_ COLUMBUS _with_ CAPTAIN PINZON. _They cross to bow of ship. The Captain glances uneasily at the sailors._] CAPTAIN. Admiral, I must tell you frankly, the sailors are dissatisfied. COLUMBUS. I am sorry to hear that, Captain. CAPTAIN. What shall we do, sir? COLUMBUS. Do? Why, sail on! CAPTAIN. I'll see to it, sir! [_Captain goes._] |
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