A Fourth Reader
A Fourth Reader
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'' And at that they both laughed again, and thought it a very good joke.
And by this time they were come up to the great iron gates in front of the house, and Tom stared through them at the rhododendrons and azaleas, which were all in flow^er, and then at the house itself, and wondered how many chimneys there were in it, and how long ago it was built, and what was the man's name that built it, and whether he got much money for his job.
These last were very difficult questions to answer. For Har...thover had been built at ninety different times, and in nineteen different styles, and looked as if somebody had built a whole street of houses of every imaginable^ shape, and then stirred them together with a spoon.
But Tom and his master did not go in through the great iron gates, as if they had been Dukes or Bish- ops, but round the back way, and a very long way round it was, — and into a little back door, where the ash boy let them in, yawning horribly. And then in a passage the housekeeper met them, in such a flowered chintz^ dressing-gown that Tom mistook her ^ im-ag'i-na-ble, that can be thought of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'' And at that they both laughed again, and thought it a very good joke.
And by this time they were come up to the great iron gates in front of the house, and Tom stared through them at the rhododendrons and azaleas, which were all in flow^er, and then at the house itself, and wondered how many chimneys there were in it, and how long ago it was built, and what was the man's name that built it, and whether he got much money for his job.
These last were very difficult questions to answer. For Har...thover had been built at ninety different times, and in nineteen different styles, and looked as if somebody had built a whole street of houses of every imaginable^ shape, and then stirred them together with a spoon.
But Tom and his master did not go in through the great iron gates, as if they had been Dukes or Bish- ops, but round the back way, and a very long way round it was, — and into a little back door, where the ash boy let them in, yawning horribly. And then in a passage the housekeeper met them, in such a flowered chintz^ dressing-gown that Tom mistook her ^ im-ag'i-na-ble, that can be thought of.
What to read after A Fourth Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sarah Louise Arnold to read onlineMoreLess
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