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| A dramatic composition or performance, a drama. |
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Think you that I play at jetan for you without first knowing something of the stake for which I play? The play continued for a few minutes, and then suddenly, without any warning, Harlequin stopped talking. You have seen pantomimes and Peter Pan, perhaps; perhaps, too, a play of Shakespeare, - a comedy, it may be, which made you laugh, or even a tragedy which made you want to cry, or at least left you sad. |
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