Florizel
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Apparently they would not. I lost my temper.
"Be quiet, you little green devils!" I shouted with all my voice. Instantly I was deluged with 49 every unspeakable thing that may come from the bottom of an old pond. I plowed my way over them to the middle of the house, intending to climb into the gallery and chastise the offenders bodily. I heard a cry of "Hourra! Ganse!" and Erste and Zweite poured through the main en trance with at least fifty others of the special police. At the same time, a sh...out of " Hoch die Ganse!" rang out above, as Billy Wright Jr. And more policemen appeared at the back of the gal lery. We had the Pixies fairly surrounded. But they outnumbered us. They poured over the gallery-railing into the main theatre, and there we had it. I must say that those Pixies could fight. So could the police, and Voix-belle and Pier rot and Puck and Dan de Lion and Tassel Top. And all the other Grasses. It was noisy. They spoke in their native tongues, and, beside myself, I believe that Billy Wright Jr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Apparently they would not. I lost my temper.
"Be quiet, you little green devils!" I shouted with all my voice. Instantly I was deluged with 49 every unspeakable thing that may come from the bottom of an old pond. I plowed my way over them to the middle of the house, intending to climb into the gallery and chastise the offenders bodily. I heard a cry of "Hourra! Ganse!" and Erste and Zweite poured through the main en trance with at least fifty others of the special police. At the same time, a sh...out of " Hoch die Ganse!" rang out above, as Billy Wright Jr. And more policemen appeared at the back of the gal lery. We had the Pixies fairly surrounded. But they outnumbered us. They poured over the gallery-railing into the main theatre, and there we had it. I must say that those Pixies could fight. So could the police, and Voix-belle and Pier rot and Puck and Dan de Lion and Tassel Top. And all the other Grasses. It was noisy. They spoke in their native tongues, and, beside myself, I believe that Billy Wright Jr.
What to read after Florizel?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Isabel Mcreynolds Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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