Children's Classics in Dramatic Form, A Reader for the Fourth GradeCHILDREN'S CLASSICS IN DRAMATIC FORMReading editionChapter navigation40 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…CHILDREN'S CLASSICS IN DRAMATIC FORMFOREWORDTHE TRAVELLERS AND THE HATCHETTHE OLD MAN AND HIS GRANDSONTHE CROW AND THE FOXTHE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THEIR DONKEYEACH IN HIS OWN PLACESCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIITHE CAT AND THE MOUSESCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE ISCENE IISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE IVSCENE ISCENE IISCENE ISCENE IISCENE ISCENE IISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIISCENE ISCENE IISCENE IIIBeginning of this editionNext chapter →FOREWORDAll chapters and sections (40)Other sectionsCHILDREN'S CLASSICS IN DRAMATIC FORMFOREWORDTHE TRAVELLERS AND THE HATCHETTHE OLD MAN AND HIS GRANDSONTHE CROW AND THE FOXTHE MILLER, HIS SON, AND THEIR DONKEYEACH IN HIS OWN PLACEScenes123Other sectionsTHE CAT AND THE MOUSEScenes12341231234121234121212123123A READER FOR THE FOURTH GRADEBY AUGUSTA STEVENSONFormerly a Teacher in the Indianapolis Public Schools1908TO MISS N. CROPSEYAssistant Superintendent Indianapolis Public SchoolsFOREWORD →