Classics Old And New: a Series of School Readers : a Fourth Reader
Classics Old And New: a Series of School Readers : a Fourth Reader
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long live the generous dwarfs ! ' cried fa- ther and son together. They ate plentifully of the good meal, and were careful to put the silver platter, fork, and napkin back where they had been found.
" By the time that they had made the round of the field again, every one of the belongings of the dwarfs had vanished, excepting the damask cloth. This Bartel took home as a token of luck to come, and for many, many years the curious little cloth was handed down in his family.
" From the day of thei...r unexpected feast, Bartel and his son prospered in all that they tried to do, and in time came to be the rich folk of the neighborhood." MRS. BURTON HARRISON (Adapted).
Mrs. Harrison was born in Virginia, and spent her early life there.
She afterwards studied in Europe, and traveled in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Most of Mrs. Harrison's books are for older people, but she has also remembered the children in '^ Old Fashioned Fairy Books,'' '' Folk and Fairy Tales," and '' Bric-a-Brac Stories." '' The Swiss Clock Story " is taken from the last-named book, which is published by Charles Scribner's Sons.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
long live the generous dwarfs ! ' cried fa- ther and son together. They ate plentifully of the good meal, and were careful to put the silver platter, fork, and napkin back where they had been found.
" By the time that they had made the round of the field again, every one of the belongings of the dwarfs had vanished, excepting the damask cloth. This Bartel took home as a token of luck to come, and for many, many years the curious little cloth was handed down in his family.
" From the day of thei...r unexpected feast, Bartel and his son prospered in all that they tried to do, and in time came to be the rich folk of the neighborhood." MRS. BURTON HARRISON (Adapted).
Mrs. Harrison was born in Virginia, and spent her early life there.
She afterwards studied in Europe, and traveled in Europe, Asia, and Africa. Most of Mrs. Harrison's books are for older people, but she has also remembered the children in '^ Old Fashioned Fairy Books,'' '' Folk and Fairy Tales," and '' Bric-a-Brac Stories." '' The Swiss Clock Story " is taken from the last-named book, which is published by Charles Scribner's Sons.
What to read after Classics Old And New: a Series of School Readers : a Fourth Reader?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edwin Anderson Alderman to read onlineMoreLess
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