A School Reader Third Grade
A School Reader Third Grade
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Binnock resolved to gain it for his king.
The castle was near a lake and was de- fended by gates and a portcullis. A portcul- lis is a sort of door made of iron cross pieces like a grate. It has not hinges like a door, but is drawn up by pulleys and let down when any danger approaches. It may be dropped in a moment, and, as it has great iron spikes at the bottom, it crushes all that it falls upon.
It was one of Binnock's duties to supply the castle with hay. The English governor had just ordere...d several cart loads.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Binnock resolved to gain it for his king.
The castle was near a lake and was de- fended by gates and a portcullis. A portcul- lis is a sort of door made of iron cross pieces like a grate. It has not hinges like a door, but is drawn up by pulleys and let down when any danger approaches. It may be dropped in a moment, and, as it has great iron spikes at the bottom, it crushes all that it falls upon.
It was one of Binnock's duties to supply the castle with hay. The English governor had just ordere...d several cart loads.
Digitized by VjOOQIC B
What to read after A School Reader Third Grade?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fanny E Coe to read onlineMoreLess
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