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Dr. Hardhack's Prescription

DR. HARDHACK’S PRESCRIPTION

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A Play for Children IN FOUR ACTS BY K. McDOWELL RICE

Author of "Mrs. Tubbs's Telegram," "Good King Wenceslas," "Mrs. Bagg's Bargain Day," etc., etc.

PUBLISHED BY K. McDOWELL RICE Worthington, Mass.

Copyright 1908 by K. McDowell Rice ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

Price 25 cents Order of K. McDowell Rice Worthington, Mass. Printed by Gazette Printing Co. Northampton, Mass.

In bringing out the play, Dr. Hardhack's Prescription, the author wishes to acknowledge the kindness of Houghton, Mifflin Company of Boston, which allows her to publish it. This Company holds the copyright of "Little Pussy Willow" by Harriet Beecher Stowe, on which the play is founded. The author of the play has taken much of the conversation verbatim from the book, as will be seen by reference to "Little Pussy Willow," which charming story it is hoped may become better known to the public of to-day through this dramatization. The publishers Houghton, Mifflin Co., will send the book to any address by mail post-paid for $1.25.

DRAMATIS PERSONAE

Grandma Proudie.

Mamma Proudie.

Emily Proudie.

Aunt Flighty.

Aunt Highty-tighty.

Pussy Willow.

Mary, the maid.

Dr. Hardhack.

This is a Royalty Play and terms must be made with the author for its use.

Permission to act or make any use of this play must be obtained of K. McDowell Rice, Worthington, Massachusetts.

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