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my poor dear little doggie!' cried Harriet.
'Is it Fido?' said Elizabeth; 'then, Harriet, there is no fear of youreating him in a sausage; you may be at rest on that score. ' 'But can it really be Fido?' said Katherine, pressing forwards.
'Do you wish to see?' said Rupert, 'for if so, I advise you to makehaste, the island is sinking fast. ' 'I am splashed all over, so I do not care. Can I have one more look?'said Harriet, in a melancholy voice.
Rupert handed her back to the island, where she to...ok her last farewellof poor Fido, all his long hair drenched with water, and the very sameblue ribbon which she had herself tied round his neck the day before, floating, a funeral banner, on the surface of the stream. Shecontemplated him until her weight and Rupert's had sunk the island somuch, that it was fast becoming a lake, while Elizabeth whispered toAnne to propose presenting her with a forget-me-not, on Fido's part.
'I hope, ' said Rupert, as they proceeded with their walk, 'that you arefully sensible of poor Fido's generous self-sacrifice; he immolatedhimself to remove, by the manner of his death, any suspicions ofWinifred's having the Fidophobia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
my poor dear little doggie!' cried Harriet.
'Is it Fido?' said Elizabeth; 'then, Harriet, there is no fear of youreating him in a sausage; you may be at rest on that score. ' 'But can it really be Fido?' said Katherine, pressing forwards.
'Do you wish to see?' said Rupert, 'for if so, I advise you to makehaste, the island is sinking fast. ' 'I am splashed all over, so I do not care. Can I have one more look?'said Harriet, in a melancholy voice.
Rupert handed her back to the island, where she to...ok her last farewellof poor Fido, all his long hair drenched with water, and the very sameblue ribbon which she had herself tied round his neck the day before, floating, a funeral banner, on the surface of the stream. Shecontemplated him until her weight and Rupert's had sunk the island somuch, that it was fast becoming a lake, while Elizabeth whispered toAnne to propose presenting her with a forget-me-not, on Fido's part.
'I hope, ' said Rupert, as they proceeded with their walk, 'that you arefully sensible of poor Fido's generous self-sacrifice; he immolatedhimself to remove, by the manner of his death, any suspicions ofWinifred's having the Fidophobia.
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