A Romance of the Nursery
A Romance of the Nursery
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Ovens ? " " Them Rabbiches, do you mean. Miss ?
I 'ave, an' I 've seen their place, and a nice place I call it, though I do 'ear as they ain't quite like the rest of the Garchester gentry/' "They're awful. Ovens; regular Snub- nosians." " Beg pardon, Miss, I did n't just ketch - 198 Digitized by LjOOQ IC ^*The Snubnosians'* ^' Snubnosians, Ovens; conceited, obnox- ious, disagreeable children." '* Law, Miss, you don't say so ; but never you mind — there's more fruit in them gardens than in all t...he shops in Garchester, and I do 'ear as they buys all the cakes in Fort's window every afternoon, let alone what they 'as from London. You 'U like it well enough when you gets there." But Fiametta refused to be comforted, and when we arrived our worst fears seemed realised, for we were told to play hide-and- seek immediately, and were put on different sides by Fraulein, Fiametta being of the hiding party.
It seems she got separated ;from the others — there were quite a number of chil- dren besides the Snubnosians — and as no- body found her, she got rather tired of crouching behind a laurel bush all alone, and started off on an exploring expedition of her own, thinking she might get back into "den" before the search-party found 199 Digitized by LjOOQ IC A Romance of the Nursery her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ovens ? " " Them Rabbiches, do you mean. Miss ?
I 'ave, an' I 've seen their place, and a nice place I call it, though I do 'ear as they ain't quite like the rest of the Garchester gentry/' "They're awful. Ovens; regular Snub- nosians." " Beg pardon, Miss, I did n't just ketch - 198 Digitized by LjOOQ IC ^*The Snubnosians'* ^' Snubnosians, Ovens; conceited, obnox- ious, disagreeable children." '* Law, Miss, you don't say so ; but never you mind — there's more fruit in them gardens than in all t...he shops in Garchester, and I do 'ear as they buys all the cakes in Fort's window every afternoon, let alone what they 'as from London. You 'U like it well enough when you gets there." But Fiametta refused to be comforted, and when we arrived our worst fears seemed realised, for we were told to play hide-and- seek immediately, and were put on different sides by Fraulein, Fiametta being of the hiding party.
It seems she got separated ;from the others — there were quite a number of chil- dren besides the Snubnosians — and as no- body found her, she got rather tired of crouching behind a laurel bush all alone, and started off on an exploring expedition of her own, thinking she might get back into "den" before the search-party found 199 Digitized by LjOOQ IC A Romance of the Nursery her.
What to read after A Romance of the Nursery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by L Allen Lizzie Allen Harker to read onlineMoreLess
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