Told in a Chinese Garden, And Four Other Fantastic Plays for Out-Doors Or In-Doors
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148 PRINCESS IN THE FAIRY TALE Princess {Uncertainly) I — I'm — not quite sure.
Billy That's funny. (Decidedly.) Well, it ought to be Margery. I know a girl at home called Margery who has hair like yours. She's a very nice girl.
Princess I think you are a very nice boy. Will you stay here with me?
Prince {Pushing in) She's the Princess in the Fairy Tale of course, just as I'm the Prince. And this is our private Fairy Garden. How did you get in, and who are you, and don't you know you're trespas...sing? You must go right away.
Dragon Yes. For heaven's sake, don't keep that wild-cat in our garden.
Princess I will keep him. I will. {She drags Billy hy the hand.) He will stay and teach me to throw stones nicely as he does. What kingdom did you come from Billy?
Billy {His hands in his pockets) Why, I live in the little white house by the Gro- cery store on Main street.
PRINCESS IN THE FAIRY TALE 149 Prince Well, you don't belong here. How did you get here?
Billy I was just walking along, and I chased a squirrel up to the edge of the wood — and then I met this — this creature here.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
148 PRINCESS IN THE FAIRY TALE Princess {Uncertainly) I — I'm — not quite sure.
Billy That's funny. (Decidedly.) Well, it ought to be Margery. I know a girl at home called Margery who has hair like yours. She's a very nice girl.
Princess I think you are a very nice boy. Will you stay here with me?
Prince {Pushing in) She's the Princess in the Fairy Tale of course, just as I'm the Prince. And this is our private Fairy Garden. How did you get in, and who are you, and don't you know you're trespas...sing? You must go right away.
Dragon Yes. For heaven's sake, don't keep that wild-cat in our garden.
Princess I will keep him. I will. {She drags Billy hy the hand.) He will stay and teach me to throw stones nicely as he does. What kingdom did you come from Billy?
Billy {His hands in his pockets) Why, I live in the little white house by the Gro- cery store on Main street.
PRINCESS IN THE FAIRY TALE 149 Prince Well, you don't belong here. How did you get here?
Billy I was just walking along, and I chased a squirrel up to the edge of the wood — and then I met this — this creature here.
What to read after Told in a Chinese Garden, And Four Other Fantastic Plays for Out-Doors Or In-Doors?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wilcox, Constance Grenelle to read onlineMoreLess
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