Chatterbox, 1906
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It was a squirrel, very surprised to see a little girl in ascarlet frock running about his island. He began to chatter to her, andRosa felt happier now she had a companion. She was so taken up withwatching him running up and down the trees, hunting for breakfast, thatshe jumped when she suddenly heard a cry of 'Rosa, Rosa!' being shoutedbehind her. It was her father on the mainland. She was so pleased to seehim that she nearly cried for joy. She could not get to him, however, and it was some ti...me before a boat could breast the current and rescueher from her island.
Rosa was so pleased to be at home that she almost forgot how naughty shehad been, until her mother told her what a terribly anxious night sheand her father had had, and that they had not been to bed at all. Thatmade Rosa more sorry than her own unpleasant experiences had done; andone result of her adventure was that she gave up thinking what a finething it was to have a 'will of her own. ' [Illustration: "She was floating away in the midst of the stream.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was a squirrel, very surprised to see a little girl in ascarlet frock running about his island. He began to chatter to her, andRosa felt happier now she had a companion. She was so taken up withwatching him running up and down the trees, hunting for breakfast, thatshe jumped when she suddenly heard a cry of 'Rosa, Rosa!' being shoutedbehind her. It was her father on the mainland. She was so pleased to seehim that she nearly cried for joy. She could not get to him, however, and it was some ti...me before a boat could breast the current and rescueher from her island.
Rosa was so pleased to be at home that she almost forgot how naughty shehad been, until her mother told her what a terribly anxious night sheand her father had had, and that they had not been to bed at all. Thatmade Rosa more sorry than her own unpleasant experiences had done; andone result of her adventure was that she gave up thinking what a finething it was to have a 'will of her own. ' [Illustration: "She was floating away in the midst of the stream.
What to read after Chatterbox, 1906?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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