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A Play

for Children

By Augusta Stevenson _

` I filler shud makes a splendid throne Q (Ill severed with is ruy maigbs used. _k__Kinp ssesrs s gold crown (made of

&t?»l__YJ and covered with gill paper).

sliss ssssr long trains (old lace cur-

ls). The lords ccrryugaoris (01 P040- IOUWN I/'ss sister] so terproo/ for the gotta and s braomstick covereii IR) QM paper for his emi.

vin' or cus/uc'Ti:ns.

‘KING-You say one hundred men sit

down to dine with him? V

KNIGHT-Yes. Your Majesty, every day. KING-And titty knights in velvet coats

do wait on him? '

KNIGHT-'i`hey bring him food on golden

plates.

JESTER-Your Majesty does not eat on

golden plates!

KING-I cannot iilord it. JESTER-Hn. Ita! The King’~: Abbot

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‘ING JOIJV ° lives better than the King! -alllar. _ Kixu-so oneut. jootor! sn- Knight. eo WHHT. bring this Abbot to me

JE§TEli.-Tlie Abbot .ls the real King! ’-

‘ SCENE I- John. lords? Truly, who are. _ J I _

Nl\s.-Whm John was Kina of h'ng-.IAN laugh Em". me Knighiollndome "l‘o.NE$`l'C°TT.

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.l'_llii¢-‘-Kin -{°h»\'» iwluvf- Ki.\xi-.ti»bot. i hen on-mg, things

John sits on his throne. Ai about you. .

‘AUM stands le/ore him. Back ol ABBOT-Your Majesty, how cs th t

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nu. ~` ABIOT-_Gan you aalwss_.tls._tw_\:.ij.

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sniirfiiiino-only tiio_ xiii; '

say. Now. glvs nie ydt`tr`|dqli'\~ ` and golden stair. '

ABBO’1\-\rVell. I wilhlqglypgé . [Gives his |_own a_nd__ can to "

who puts them on_ sud than __ _,sys lt:lf.] ' 'i H

You truly seein to be myself. - =

SHEPHERD-I hope the King svillithihk

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ABBOT--S\1Di>0|s liewill not tlhyadr- answers? ‘_ suiiiranun-"i‘iioo ` no win ton ot,

head.

snnom-No. good oiiooiiois. ril' gp: my own head up to him' ter thhlf- ` go and bear my blfeiislng with you,-'

[He lifts his hand. The: ||\qp_§`q@_}¢y, ’iiio iiemi ‘

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Time:-The some day jsftornous.

Place:-King John’s paluus.

_ . . (Tito Kin; sito oo his riirooo. 'rho iq"

t_ , d K . Oli, not so! ABBOT-.nook well tor the ln"°“v _

Kf§Gffw;:f1'-25| 1,. go if you moods. Look long, iooit deep. look WU- ""'" ‘"5 ’°°‘°' "“"“ °°"- lllhr._-» win ooowoo no two questions. irntsr Pizorsson (oio»:_i_lo¢ bwkl-I K°‘Sl=f-7 ' '

ABB ' _ lik , d t ti d th swers ere.

r A" M mn' M you e eu siiélollsn gnonlssnsono toiooiu wk)

n A ' _ - ' KING-First, you must tell me Iiow long -I csnnot hnd them in this book

hip no ills lords. ladies and inter. be? _ ` '

KNIGHT-The Abbot begs to aaa y¢` _ Sire.

KING-Ah. he has come. has he? `

f 1 ,mu M., .tenor-nov. yoo loom io' other KNIGHT-Yeo, Your Msinry. so was

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t7» ‘I . yo ay? K . il-'Tis said that every day you have . I' ' l [Tilt Abbvt IB Silent] b0°k!°

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saw it all, Your Majesty. one hundred men to dine with you. ' _,.1 ,I \E%T-I Am Unly Hit P50# Simpbid 1 ‘ JESTER-.Go on_, John; ask as in'ty as FIRST -PROFESSOR-We have looked. KING-Bill him Phltr-

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only friends. _

KING-No matterwlso they are. JES'i‘ER-‘Tis not their names! 'Tis

what they anti LORDS-Hn, hal LAAJIES-Hs, hl.\ KING#-'Tis laid that titty knights in vei-

vet costa do wait on you.

ABBOT-Well, Your Majesty, I1- ‘ KING (interrupting)-‘-Do* I have titty

knights to wait on me?

ABBOT-Well, Your Majesty, 1-1

[He stops in confdsiom]

J ESTER-Are eggs brought to us vin'gold-

cn plates? Not so? Not iin egg! .

KING;-\'ou spend more money. sir, than

I tio. How do you dare to do so?

ABBOT-‘Tis my own money, Sirei- KING-"l‘is not your money. Every-

thiny in this land belongs to me. _Xou

ABBOT (faliiiig on his knees)-_-_0h. stay

shall go to prison, sir!

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[The Knight goes.]

i;1No~_'1‘i.oo. Abbot, you moot ton me sncoivn Pnomsson-io ow-y b°°k~ JESTER-will no _ti.i.ot onto h`ls_l\i.N

what 1 think. _ iii every house, in i-vt-r_v town. _ _ _ _ , ABBOT-Your questions. Sire, are deep ABBOT--,tlasl Alzisi What shall I do? xuesses. Indies. ll! Ki\‘“ i'0\l IW°h\l¢l@

‘ and hard. What shall Ido? .

KING-Answer them or go to prison. FIRST PROFESSOR-Go to the King [Enter U18 KDISN Mill lil# A550*-i ~

ABBYOT-I pray you for some time to and itll him all.

units. ' I _ snisor-sod also Piiiooo my ima: KINfi-“W¢ll- thw- ff" mf \=°" 'M li

KING*-I willgive you just two weeks. If SECOND PROFESSOR-Aye, you will 'hu I W' `

you cannot answer then I'il have your lass your head. _ 5 _ = _ _ head cut oil. And then I’ll take your _FIRST PROFESSOR-'-l'm sorry. Abbot. KINYS-Iln, ho! You are wit y. lhHl

lands and palaces. _ I wish that I iiii~ht lie'Ip you. . '

_.IESTER__And your knight. and ‘older SECOND PR______;Ss0R__I nm s__r__y_ Al!RO’I‘-You think I isnt the Ahhix, “I

hack with him? I'Il glveyilii

lords! V

ABBOT-Your Majesty. I tim heh: _

ABBOT-Y i h il i' t'l| (hh ii i .. .... .‘:.'.. 1...: ..:.r°...', ..,.. .." ""'

Now. tell me what I think '

l :tm only his poor shepherd.

ABBOT (tremblinz voice)-In two weeks "mt l{lhiG-_!‘l_R_~ ii\\.I\\_1}_E" Tl‘ll|Jt'- l;l\I _ 3 I Wm mmm' Sire' ABBOT-You both have tried your best. (Talley Q °“' ' I e you or t' " l KING-Two weeks, and not a dny longer. Famwen SHEPHERD__]~1,m Wm ym, “ful gh

G°! ' [The professors bow and go.] g"_°d Qbhm? -

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Time:-Two weeks later; morning. [Enter the §l‘°Pl“""l;l klllllhfll HPI] llulldffd fflllgk ' " Place :-The Abbofs palace. SHEPHERD-Good day to you, [ood ~"';:1;I_;3_R_;_-._&nd ul, ggiden plat” _

[The professors look through very liirge Abbot' ' ' ' ‘ i

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hooks] ABBOT-Ah, shepherd. I am glad to ses us to ealtiun! no I ‘O Q. D *

plates. ‘N-,_ fri," `,\i,b°¢_ and 1 do wig); the [Ile throws vii his gown aud'¢ap.]&

-_ rinsr .s~m..».m.v;. _' aneurin s1\.u\1si.t A '- "mlm: s1'I.r./\ui:e.` ' ' *--.__' ' i l ‘ i V Y _

` _ - ‘ the warm and sunny Southiancl,_ here they have Suf-11 Pfmy d='-WS. T

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’ ‘ e ia always very happy--and he s sometimes .dirty too.

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Would you like a tiny cabin home like the one where ‘Topsy gf¢W? y

perha oud Kind it Iovel ust to make mud cs all da

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’ , [ , \ _J i WIS the little negro 'cabin where the pickaninny plays ` he "" ’ 2 ’ _ ' ‘ ' _ , . . ,

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I But perhnps youd wish for home _here where ‘clean pinatores annoy .BY PAT-FEN BEA' ` -

_~ To he dressed up and go to school is a pickaninnys joyi

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' ’ . he _ _ _ Q ‘ ' On the little doorstep wlielre the Pickaninnies Play! abm

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P_-'iiii`}zgs for the Boudoir of the Pods"/iionable Doll

of the newest additions to the on at ench end ofthe front and back. but if _von nre going 'to make ._zi.;'sct of

__h_4iit o_t the fiisiiioiiixlile iloll is a if you carry it around the sides of the box- drawers mit one box above antither be- M f . . ' - \`\

_ _ .0 illuit.-rs foi her trot-Ls und it will not usually slip back nd f th f t' tl b il 'b 0` '

_*lg* _with _hone goes A let at drnwer' ._ I 0|' 0I‘t9 DLI! IIIH Oil I9 l'0l1 I‘I b ll (0 C|J\¢l'

i _ es ly. If. ti , ii .i is _ iw - f Q' ._

__ox“_ s______ as _"_ _“di” ff ___ °W0Vf1' YW ll lt I the outside. i`lie drawers should be cm

0 I" ilrswer tits th out b l I I ' '

H. _“M hr "mir '_0_______ "nm ________k_____ _O _ __ 9 H' 0! Wlé !_€I\0\IKl ered as in the other hor. flieu the outer

. _ _ pei-mtt e extra thickn lot ihbo t 1, im” .M other ___m"_ A" of "___" ______ _ _ _ el ll “_ oxes are _tacked tuzniiier iind_ the outer

_ 9' the sides it is beat to out the ribbon all ||,|, "

lfi`_|!i_ade in sets to niatcli. so that they me W. amun ` r an pm u-round “H the 9%;-B and

y d, lt kes th box ~ = _

. wliald to the attractiveness ot the doin- ,tmuger_ M lm e :_e“ ed ;;_“t:fer_ at :ne oft mi-dp?" C"

lied d_0|i boudoir or dressing room. After ou h en' _ e m e c ut 0 dy Vg" may

-7 "° °°'°¥'°d 0** um* d“W¢¥. be llnished with a ribbon bow“`s'tfthe to

;a‘»ut f nil si to ii f - ~ . _ ° ' ° . un W e W" mmf 0" '” "1" f"h‘°" Y°“ ‘hen |“'°°°°d 1° WV" if desired. Another way of iinlliiing lt, aylavsiy young doll whose room is all the ou," ,Me f th bo _ F ' . _

° ° ! °" ih" ‘ which is even rettler is to m k ' llttl

aolspisitsofi int no f ~ - P ‘ ‘°~“ ° ‘$ “__ _bm W ° WT _ n e _° l“`°*'|°' |"°"~‘° °f ""’b°‘ I' “°'~'*°""Y"°“° net or thin lawn cover for the.top and

- ' " U °' "N" m’ Wim* large enough to v th ti sl

' » ‘ < ' °° U' ° °° V* de "1 edge It with n narrow riiile of iaée Tho

""f~“" ""' P'|'"°°~ 4 8"" Ill"-Y 'lf' iiio oox. 'riiis ribbon ohooia oo oi no ooo-or molly an me top sod tits noe mfm 51"' NW I0 Dlllt a little on “me cd" " that med iq N", ,im rutile hlir over the edges. This makes __ or s_atIn,_ hut unless you have hsd_4“,,,n_ T.” mi. hmm rim,” nd “___ the sei of drawers loot more like n resl ‘i.M.sss_sri°n¢° It this wfwf work if il ry it sn the my .round ni- box ooo b"l‘;'°“ "'“"k"" "°“` “' "‘_"‘°°' ` _ may ts e you soma t me to Bud just “Ft nf t’ ‘"°m|" 'f-_l"" ‘° “"2 Y°‘" overhsnd it at one ot’ the corners. It may the ,mm box for mi. vm.p'°"_ hut if ¥1_°*“$.“ 'h°. W5!" "'5l’°° “F °f flbbill be necessary in order to keep the ribbon you once get a box or s number ol boxes ui!!! lil\!_3°“’l§. in ,hu to nnch it to th, box by A 'few vrltli the little drawers don't hesitate to

lbtaiiiiallsrl. which are to be cov- mg, i-,i,||,|¢ .mc||"_ ~ Stake the pileces of iuriii_t__:i_i'a h¢e;;ise you

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rib_§0__!¢ Fl!! be bought In the Put a little loop of ribbon or a button __|:;neu_m;,|u° ebrppgk cllnmznor .gzsxd '.-.l'*!,* "" °¥'=‘."Y "kv f"°°° "ltd U as no Ima of the drawer is null it wr .iimny win moto ini-o oovorisgo it no

_._hm‘*'» °°|¥. *|'_l|i°l_’~ Nlfrvv rib- by, i_»-ihgi-ii nrt- neatly iunied in. _ M used nd twisted oii moss _ . _ _ -.»,_ » I ~-- --~ -- _ . _

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vlkma, nu" fn mm" in such n way that only ii part-

hsxea which are te L- b:udh‘°h.”| hum' _Th°_ characteristic part For inslonce,` *ww “|.`. uf. ._.|| hknmn I” _ ‘| ‘ ‘t ‘"7 "7 '_'°" n head of a lion should be hidden even in,” “ua .muy or “uni of mom QUIUYWQI "4 If ||¢¢|¢_¢0ll_~_ TPQ¥__ the animal has been discovered, nnd

funn" "na" N nh - ti ‘ iiidlen abentssvsral roornslnatl long neck ot »s. glrale should be

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