Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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THIRD SAILOR. Suppose we reach the edge to-morrow! FOURTH SAILOR. Suppose the sea-monster should come for us to-night! ALL SAILORS. Aye! Aye! FIRST SAILOR (_cautiously_). Come closer, men! There's something I would say to you! [_Sailors close about him; Captain goes._] FIRST SAILOR (_pointing to Columbus, who stands in bow looking at the stars_). Why should he not fall into the seas to-night? SECOND SAILOR. What! You mean-- FIRST SAILOR. I mean he _must_ fall into the seas to-night. Are you with me, men? ALL SAILORS. Aye! Aye! FIRST SAILOR (_cautiously_). 'T is my plan to push him over as he stands there looking at the stars. FOURTH SAILOR. Why not creep upon him now? FIRST SAILOR. Are you willing, men, to have the deed done now? ALL SAILORS. Yes! Yes! |
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