Christmas Every Day And Other Stories
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"Why, it's Christmas Eve, 1900, and every one of your friends has been eaten up long ago, " says old First Premium, and he began to cry over her, and the old hen-turkey and the little turkey chicks began to wipe their eyes on the backs of their wings.
"I don't think they were very neat, " said the little girl.
Well, they were kind-hearted, anyway, and they felt sorry for the otherlittle girl. And she began to think she had made some little impressionon them, when she noticed the old hen-turkey ...beginning to untie herbonnet strings, and the turkey chicks began to spread round her in acircle, with the points of their wings touching, so that she couldn'tget out, and they commenced dancing and singing, and after a while thatlittle he-turkey says, "Who's _it_?" and the other little girl, shedidn't know why, says, "_I'm_ it, " and old First Premium says, "Do youpromise?" and the other little girl says, "Yes, I promise, " and she knewshe was promising, if they would let her go, that people should nevereat turkeys any more.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, it's Christmas Eve, 1900, and every one of your friends has been eaten up long ago, " says old First Premium, and he began to cry over her, and the old hen-turkey and the little turkey chicks began to wipe their eyes on the backs of their wings.
"I don't think they were very neat, " said the little girl.
Well, they were kind-hearted, anyway, and they felt sorry for the otherlittle girl. And she began to think she had made some little impressionon them, when she noticed the old hen-turkey ...beginning to untie herbonnet strings, and the turkey chicks began to spread round her in acircle, with the points of their wings touching, so that she couldn'tget out, and they commenced dancing and singing, and after a while thatlittle he-turkey says, "Who's _it_?" and the other little girl, shedidn't know why, says, "_I'm_ it, " and old First Premium says, "Do youpromise?" and the other little girl says, "Yes, I promise, " and she knewshe was promising, if they would let her go, that people should nevereat turkeys any more.
What to read after Christmas Every Day And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Howells, William Dean, 1837-1920 to read onlineMoreLess
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