Fairies -- of Sorts
Fairies -- of Sorts
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" See, Sir, for yourself," and she quickly picked up one of the rabbits, and threw it with considerable force right across the lawn — the baby stopping his cries to watch the unwelcome bunny's flight.
" That's all right," began the Prince in relief, but, glancing again at his son, he saw the little face again puckered up in a rage — there were again two toys beside him.
"Throw them both away," he exclaimed. The nurse did so, but Osmund roared the louder.
"That's always the way," she said with a... sigh.
" He cries if he has things, and he cries if we take them from him. He is never pleased — he never offers one any of his toys or sweets, as many a child of his age will do, to show his affection." Close by where they were standing there grew a bush of exquisite roses ; without speaking, the Prince turned and picked one, and held it to Osmund.
" Stop crying, my little fellow," he said, " and you shall have this sweet flower." Digitized by Google I THE GROANING CLOCK 97 Osmimd stretched out his hand eagerly and took it, with a smile.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" See, Sir, for yourself," and she quickly picked up one of the rabbits, and threw it with considerable force right across the lawn — the baby stopping his cries to watch the unwelcome bunny's flight.
" That's all right," began the Prince in relief, but, glancing again at his son, he saw the little face again puckered up in a rage — there were again two toys beside him.
"Throw them both away," he exclaimed. The nurse did so, but Osmund roared the louder.
"That's always the way," she said with a... sigh.
" He cries if he has things, and he cries if we take them from him. He is never pleased — he never offers one any of his toys or sweets, as many a child of his age will do, to show his affection." Close by where they were standing there grew a bush of exquisite roses ; without speaking, the Prince turned and picked one, and held it to Osmund.
" Stop crying, my little fellow," he said, " and you shall have this sweet flower." Digitized by Google I THE GROANING CLOCK 97 Osmimd stretched out his hand eagerly and took it, with a smile.
What to read after Fairies -- of Sorts?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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