Dear Santa Claus
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Fred took her around the farm and told her about allthe pets, and they soon knew her as well as though she had alwayslived there.
Milly, one of the horses, would eat out of a spoon, and Nelly and hercousin took turns feeding her. When they went away, she whinnied forthem to come back again, but Nelly said, "You shall have some moreto-morrow; you mustn't be a piggy-wiggy. " [Illustration] One day Fred and Nelly gathered flowers in the woods, and Nelly made awreath to put upon her cousin's head.
..."It seems just like fairyland out here, " she said. "Let's play it isfairyland, and I'm a fairy and you're a brownie. " [Illustration] Fred thought that a very good game indeed, and they played that theylived in the flowers and could change themselves into birds, orsquirrels, or people, whenever they wished.
But bye and bye they got hungry, and they couldn't live on the honeyfrom the flowers, as real fairies might; so they spread out the lunchwhich they had brought and decided to be children again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Fred took her around the farm and told her about allthe pets, and they soon knew her as well as though she had alwayslived there.
Milly, one of the horses, would eat out of a spoon, and Nelly and hercousin took turns feeding her. When they went away, she whinnied forthem to come back again, but Nelly said, "You shall have some moreto-morrow; you mustn't be a piggy-wiggy. " [Illustration] One day Fred and Nelly gathered flowers in the woods, and Nelly made awreath to put upon her cousin's head.
..."It seems just like fairyland out here, " she said. "Let's play it isfairyland, and I'm a fairy and you're a brownie. " [Illustration] Fred thought that a very good game indeed, and they played that theylived in the flowers and could change themselves into birds, orsquirrels, or people, whenever they wished.
But bye and bye they got hungry, and they couldn't live on the honeyfrom the flowers, as real fairies might; so they spread out the lunchwhich they had brought and decided to be children again.
What to read after Dear Santa Claus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
Guest 7 years ago
No it is not good you shuold add pictures .Write Review:
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