Click here to read the passage to answer the question, Read the following line from the play:
Horse: Genle of All Deserts, Is it right for anyone to be Idle, with the world brand new-and-all?
What stage direction would be appropriate for the Horse to follow as he says this line?
(chewing
(complaining)
(whispering)
( galloping
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