American Fairy Tales
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"Can any of you read?" he asked.
"I can, " said the clown.
"Then see if she speaks the truth. Is her name really in the book?" The clown picked it up and looked at the name.
"It is, " said he. "'Jane Gladys Brown;' and written quite plainly inbig letters. " The bear sighed.
"Then, of course, I can't eat her, " he decided. "That author is asdisappointing as most authors are. " "But he's not as bad as the artist, " exclaimed the donkey, who wasstill trying to stand up straight.
"The fault lies wi...th yourselves, " said Jane Gladys, severely. "Whydidn't you stay in the book, where you were put?" The animals looked at each other in a foolish way, and the clownblushed under his white paint.
"Really--" began the bear, and then he stopped short.
The door bell rang loudly.
"It's mamma!" cried Jane Gladys, springing to her feet. "She's comehome at last. Now, you stupid creatures--" But she was interrupted by them all making a rush for the book. There was a swish and a whirr and a rustling of leaves, and aninstant later the book lay upon the floor looking just like anyother book, while Jane Gladys' strange companions had alldisappeared.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Can any of you read?" he asked.
"I can, " said the clown.
"Then see if she speaks the truth. Is her name really in the book?" The clown picked it up and looked at the name.
"It is, " said he. "'Jane Gladys Brown;' and written quite plainly inbig letters. " The bear sighed.
"Then, of course, I can't eat her, " he decided. "That author is asdisappointing as most authors are. " "But he's not as bad as the artist, " exclaimed the donkey, who wasstill trying to stand up straight.
"The fault lies wi...th yourselves, " said Jane Gladys, severely. "Whydidn't you stay in the book, where you were put?" The animals looked at each other in a foolish way, and the clownblushed under his white paint.
"Really--" began the bear, and then he stopped short.
The door bell rang loudly.
"It's mamma!" cried Jane Gladys, springing to her feet. "She's comehome at last. Now, you stupid creatures--" But she was interrupted by them all making a rush for the book. There was a swish and a whirr and a rustling of leaves, and aninstant later the book lay upon the floor looking just like anyother book, while Jane Gladys' strange companions had alldisappeared.
What to read after American Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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