Children's Sayings
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is this all ? " Little Ronald, aged eight, was at the sea- side, and one day exclaimed, "Auntie dear, don't you think the waves are funny ? " " How, dear ? What do you mean ? " said auntie.
" Why, the top part comes faster than the bottom part, and then it tumbles over and goes sliding down the hill all white." Tennyson noticed the same " funny " phe- nomenon, and described it as the curl'd white of the coming wave Glass'd in the slippery sand before it breaks, and as the great waters which bre...ak • Whitening for half a league, and thin themselves Far over sands marbled with moon and cloud.
Bunnie, aged seven, was staying in the 6 4 CHILDREN'S SAYINGS country, and took a great deal of interest in the baby lambs.
" I suppose, mummie," he said one day wonderingly, "that God puts the wool on them so that when they fall down out of heaven they do not hurt themselves ! " Two small boys were looking at a picture of a long-eared rabbit.
" That's a rabbit," said one of them.
" A wabbit ! " replied the other scornfully.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
is this all ? " Little Ronald, aged eight, was at the sea- side, and one day exclaimed, "Auntie dear, don't you think the waves are funny ? " " How, dear ? What do you mean ? " said auntie.
" Why, the top part comes faster than the bottom part, and then it tumbles over and goes sliding down the hill all white." Tennyson noticed the same " funny " phe- nomenon, and described it as the curl'd white of the coming wave Glass'd in the slippery sand before it breaks, and as the great waters which bre...ak • Whitening for half a league, and thin themselves Far over sands marbled with moon and cloud.
Bunnie, aged seven, was staying in the 6 4 CHILDREN'S SAYINGS country, and took a great deal of interest in the baby lambs.
" I suppose, mummie," he said one day wonderingly, "that God puts the wool on them so that when they fall down out of heaven they do not hurt themselves ! " Two small boys were looking at a picture of a long-eared rabbit.
" That's a rabbit," said one of them.
" A wabbit ! " replied the other scornfully.
What to read after Children's Sayings?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canton William to read onlineMoreLess
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