"carrots", Just a Little Boy
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He had never heard tell of any one that could fly except the angels. For David was fond of going to church, or chapel rather, and though he could not read Ted's Bible, he could read his own very well.
42 A CHRISTMAS CHILD.
"Angels," said Ted. The word started his busy- fancy off in a fresh direction. He lay looking up still, watching now the lovely little feathery clouds that began to rise as the sun declined, and fancy- ing they were angels with wings softly floating hither and thither in the ...balmy air. He watched one little group, which seemed to him like three angels with their arms twined together, so long, that at last his eyes grew rather tired of watching and their little white blinds closed over them softly. Little Ted had fallen asleep.
"So, so; dear me, he tired," said old David, as, surprised at the unusual silence, he turned to see what Ted was about. "Bless him, he tired very bad with his cliver talk and the pain; ay^ — but, indeed, he not one to make fuss — no. He a brave little gentleman, Master Ted — ay, indeed," and the kind old man lifted the boy's head so that he should lie more comfortably, and turned his wheel- barrow up on one side to shade him from the sun.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had never heard tell of any one that could fly except the angels. For David was fond of going to church, or chapel rather, and though he could not read Ted's Bible, he could read his own very well.
42 A CHRISTMAS CHILD.
"Angels," said Ted. The word started his busy- fancy off in a fresh direction. He lay looking up still, watching now the lovely little feathery clouds that began to rise as the sun declined, and fancy- ing they were angels with wings softly floating hither and thither in the ...balmy air. He watched one little group, which seemed to him like three angels with their arms twined together, so long, that at last his eyes grew rather tired of watching and their little white blinds closed over them softly. Little Ted had fallen asleep.
"So, so; dear me, he tired," said old David, as, surprised at the unusual silence, he turned to see what Ted was about. "Bless him, he tired very bad with his cliver talk and the pain; ay^ — but, indeed, he not one to make fuss — no. He a brave little gentleman, Master Ted — ay, indeed," and the kind old man lifted the boy's head so that he should lie more comfortably, and turned his wheel- barrow up on one side to shade him from the sun.
What to read after "carrots", Just a Little Boy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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