Children's Classics in Dramatic Form by Augusta Stevenson
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FIRST SAILOR (_to Second and Third Sailors_). Come with me, you two! We'll creep up on his left. [_They creep upon Columbus, who is seen to suddenly bend forward, looking eagerly into the distance._] COLUMBUS. Land! Land! [_Sailors stop; enter the_ CAPTAIN.] CAPTAIN. Did you say land, sir? COLUMBUS. Land, Captain, land! Come, Sailors, come! Land! Land! SAILORS (_looking; joyfully_). Land! Land! COLUMBUS (_lifting his arms_). Now Heaven be praised! NOTE TO TEACHER.--This play conforms to the spirit of the traditional story of Columbus, but the dramatization has made it necessary to condense into one scene the somewhat prolonged negotiations with Ferdinand and Isabella. |
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