Dick And His Cat And Other Tales
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Then she took some fine carrots from a shelf, and put them in front ofhim. Oh, how Brownie did munch those fresh juicy roots!
11. Lastly, she found a bucket of clean water which had not long beendrawn from the well, and which had only a thin coating of ice on thetop.
12. It had been set in the shed ready for making some mortar, withwhich father was going to plaster up the cracks in the wall.
13. Brownie seemed almost more glad of the water than of the food. Hetook a long drink, and turned to th...ank Mercy with his great deep darkeyes.
14. "Now, poor old fellow, I think you will do, " said the child. "Icould not bear to leave you out this bitter night, and now I must begetting home, for the snow has soaked through my boots. " 15. She stopped fondling and stroking the donkey, but he would followher, rubbing his soft nose against her hand. "Oh, go back again, do, dear Brownie!" she said.
[Illustration: THE OLD SHED. ] 16. "You really must not come out with me!" Shutting the little gate, which had once been the front door of the pigsty, she ran back to thecottage.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then she took some fine carrots from a shelf, and put them in front ofhim. Oh, how Brownie did munch those fresh juicy roots!
11. Lastly, she found a bucket of clean water which had not long beendrawn from the well, and which had only a thin coating of ice on thetop.
12. It had been set in the shed ready for making some mortar, withwhich father was going to plaster up the cracks in the wall.
13. Brownie seemed almost more glad of the water than of the food. Hetook a long drink, and turned to th...ank Mercy with his great deep darkeyes.
14. "Now, poor old fellow, I think you will do, " said the child. "Icould not bear to leave you out this bitter night, and now I must begetting home, for the snow has soaked through my boots. " 15. She stopped fondling and stroking the donkey, but he would followher, rubbing his soft nose against her hand. "Oh, go back again, do, dear Brownie!" she said.
[Illustration: THE OLD SHED. ] 16. "You really must not come out with me!" Shutting the little gate, which had once been the front door of the pigsty, she ran back to thecottage.
What to read after Dick And His Cat And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carrington Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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