Five Get Into a Fix
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17 - Five Get Into A Fix @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Chapter Eight OFF TO THE LITTLE HUT Julian and Dick were so sleepy after their long day in the cold air, and their enormous meal, that they could not keep their eyes open for long.
“Go to bed, both of you!” said Anne, seeing them lying tired out in their chairs, when Mrs.
Jones had cleared away everything.
“Yes. I think we"d better,” said Julian, staggering up. “Oh, my legs! They"re as stiff as sticks!
Good nig...ht, you two girls, and Timmy. See you tomorrow - if we wake up!”
The two boys stumbled up the stone stairs to bed. George and Anne stayed downstairs, talking and reading. Timmy lay on the hearthrug, listening, his ears twitching towards Anne when she spoke, and then towards George as she answered. This little habit of his always made them laugh.
“It"s exactly as if he was listening, but too lazy to join in our conversation!” said Anne. “Oh, George - I really am glad you"re not going home tomorrow.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
17 - Five Get Into A Fix @page { margin-bottom: 5.000000pt; margin-top: 5.000000pt; } Chapter Eight OFF TO THE LITTLE HUT Julian and Dick were so sleepy after their long day in the cold air, and their enormous meal, that they could not keep their eyes open for long.
“Go to bed, both of you!” said Anne, seeing them lying tired out in their chairs, when Mrs.
Jones had cleared away everything.
“Yes. I think we"d better,” said Julian, staggering up. “Oh, my legs! They"re as stiff as sticks!
Good nig...ht, you two girls, and Timmy. See you tomorrow - if we wake up!”
The two boys stumbled up the stone stairs to bed. George and Anne stayed downstairs, talking and reading. Timmy lay on the hearthrug, listening, his ears twitching towards Anne when she spoke, and then towards George as she answered. This little habit of his always made them laugh.
“It"s exactly as if he was listening, but too lazy to join in our conversation!” said Anne. “Oh, George - I really am glad you"re not going home tomorrow.
What to read after Five Get Into a Fix?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enid Blyton to read onlineMoreLess
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