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"
You
shall
,
then
,
before
you
're
three
days
older
,
Fallen
Grandeur
,
"
says
the
duke
.
"
The
first
good
town
we
come
to
we
'll
hire
a
hall
and
do
the
sword
fight
in
Richard
III
.
and
the
balcony
scene
in
Romeo
and
Juliet
.
How
does
that
strike
you
?
"
"
I
'm
in
,
up
to
the
hub
,
for
anything
that
will
pay
,
Bilgewater
;
but
,
you
see
,
I
do
n't
know
nothing
about
play-actin
'
,
and
hai
n't
ever
seen
much
of
it
.
I
was
too
small
when
pap
used
to
have
'em
at
the
palace
.
Do
you
reckon
you
can
learn
me
?
"
"
Easy
!
"
"
All
right
.
I
'm
jist
a-freezn
'
for
something
fresh
,
anyway
.
Le
's
commence
right
away
.
"
So
the
duke
he
told
him
all
about
who
Romeo
was
and
who
Juliet
was
,
and
said
he
was
used
to
being
Romeo
,
so
the
king
could
be
Juliet
.
"
But
if
Juliet
's
such
a
young
gal
,
duke
,
my
peeled
head
and
my
white
whiskers
is
goin
'
to
look
oncommon
odd
on
her
,
maybe
.
"
"
No
,
do
n't
you
worry
;
these
country
jakes
wo
n't
ever
think
of
that
.
Besides
,
you
know
,
you
'll
be
in
costume
,
and
that
makes
all
the
difference
in
the
world
;
Juliet
's
in
a
balcony
,
enjoying
the
moonlight
before
she
goes
to
bed
,
and
she
's
got
on
her
night-gown
and
her
ruffled
nightcap
.
Here
are
the
costumes
for
the
parts
.
"
He
got
out
two
or
three
curtain-calico
suits
,
which
he
said
was
meedyevil
armor
for
Richard
III
.
and
t
'
other
chap
,
and
a
long
white
cotton
nightshirt
and
a
ruffled
nightcap
to
match
.
The
king
was
satisfied
;
so
the
duke
got
out
his
book
and
read
the
parts
over
in
the
most
splendid
spread-eagle
way
,
prancing
around
and
acting
at
the
same
time
,
to
show
how
it
had
got
to
be
done
;
then
he
give
the
book
to
the
king
and
told
him
to
get
his
part
by
heart
.
There
was
a
little
one-horse
town
about
three
mile
down
the
bend
,
and
after
dinner
the
duke
said
he
had
ciphered
out
his
idea
about
how
to
run
in
daylight
without
it
being
dangersome
for
Jim
;
so
he
allowed
he
would
go
down
to
the
town
and
fix
that
thing
.
The
king
allowed
he
would
go
,
too
,
and
see
if
he
could
n't
strike
something
.
We
was
out
of
coffee
,
so
Jim
said
I
better
go
along
with
them
in
the
canoe
and
get
some
.
When
we
got
there
there
war
n't
nobody
stirring
;
streets
empty
,
and
perfectly
dead
and
still
,
like
Sunday
.
