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The City Mouse
and the Country Mouse A Fable
& Reader’s Theatre Script
Adapted by Lisa Blau Narrator #1 and City Mouse
Narrator #2 and Country Mouse Narrator #1: One day the city mouse went to visit her cousin who lived in the country.
Narrator #2: The country mouse was very happy to see her cousin. She set out a few
crumbs of bread and a tiny piece of cheese. Narrator #1: Then the country mouse said…
Country Mouse: Welcome, cousin! Come and eat some of my tasty food.
City Mouse: This is not wh
at I would call tasty food. Why, in the city I eat
cakes, pies, and fancy goodies all day long. Narrator #2: The city mouse
told the country mouse. Narrator #1: Then the city mouse said...
City Mouse: Why don’t you come to the city with me and see what you have been missing.
Narrator #2: So the country mouse followed her cousin back to the city.
Narrator #1: The two mice climbed on top of a table piled high with all kinds of fancy foods.
Narrator #2: There were cakes, pies, and cookies. Countr
y Mouse: Oh, my! How I have wasted my time
in the country. I like the city. This is great! Narrator #1: The country mouse told her cousin.
Narrator #2: Just then the doors to the dining room opened and a huge cat ran
right toward the two little mice. City Mouse: Hurry! Run! Run! It’s the cat!
Narrator #1: The city mouse called out to her cousin.
Narrator #2: The two mice ran to the nearest hiding place.
Narrator #1: As soon as the cat went away the country mouse said...
Country Mouse: Good-bye
, cousin. You’re welcome to your city life. It is not for
me. I will be happy with my simple country life. Your life may be fancy, but it’s just not safe.
Narrator #2: And so the country mouse ran all the way home and never again returned to the city.
All: And today’s fable has this moral: Country Mouse: A simple life lived in peace
is better than a life of luxury lived in fear.
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