Chanticleer
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"Did you ever see that other eye? Bill, " asked the blunt younggentleman, whose head was still running on the green shade.
"Oh, go to sleep, will you, Nosey, " cried Peabody Junior. "If you don'tleave me alone I'll get up and wollop you. " The flat-featured disappeared with his porpoise face under thebed-clothes and breathed hard, but kept close; and when he fell asleephe dreamed of dragons and green umbrellas all night, at a fearful rate.
"I would'nt be angry, Cousin, " said little Sam, when t...he porpoise gavetoken that he was hardbound in slumber. "He don't mean to hurt yourfeelings, I don't believe. " "Pr'aps he don't, " Peabody Junior rejoined. "What could I tell him, if Iwanted to; all I know is, mother has worn the shade ever since I canrecollect anything. I think sometimes I can remember she used to have iton as far back as when I was at the breast, a very little child, andthat I used to try and snatch it away--which always made her very sad. " "Don't she ever take it away?" asked little Sam.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Did you ever see that other eye? Bill, " asked the blunt younggentleman, whose head was still running on the green shade.
"Oh, go to sleep, will you, Nosey, " cried Peabody Junior. "If you don'tleave me alone I'll get up and wollop you. " The flat-featured disappeared with his porpoise face under thebed-clothes and breathed hard, but kept close; and when he fell asleephe dreamed of dragons and green umbrellas all night, at a fearful rate.
"I would'nt be angry, Cousin, " said little Sam, when t...he porpoise gavetoken that he was hardbound in slumber. "He don't mean to hurt yourfeelings, I don't believe. " "Pr'aps he don't, " Peabody Junior rejoined. "What could I tell him, if Iwanted to; all I know is, mother has worn the shade ever since I canrecollect anything. I think sometimes I can remember she used to have iton as far back as when I was at the breast, a very little child, andthat I used to try and snatch it away--which always made her very sad. " "Don't she ever take it away?" asked little Sam.
What to read after Chanticleer?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mathews Cornelius to read onlineMoreLess
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