Forgotten Tales of Long Ago
Forgotten Tales of Long Ago
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Mr. Mumbles had read ' Puss in Boots, ' 'Jack the Giant Killer, ' 'Tom Thumb, ' 'Jack and the 278 The Butcher's Tournament Bean Stalk, ' ' \Miittington and his Cat, ' and ' Mother Goose ' in his childhood. In his boyhood he had gone through ' Robinson Crusoe, ' ' The Pilgrim's Progress, ' and ' The Seven Champions of Christendom, ' and therefore knew there was something in the world besides scrags of mutton.
Having made these discoveries Mrs. Mumbles was determined to put her husband under regu...lar training, to win him, by degrees, from his boorish estate to that of poetry and refinement. She looked at his unwieldy bulk — it was not exactly the size for a hero, but then she thought of bluff Harry the Eighth, who was both stout and romantic, and the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and so as Mr. Mumbles became romantic she made up her mind to put up with his stoutness.
Mr. Mumbles had no other relaxation on a summer's evening than a game of bowls, but as his fat increased so did his difficulty of playing this noble game.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr. Mumbles had read ' Puss in Boots, ' 'Jack the Giant Killer, ' 'Tom Thumb, ' 'Jack and the 278 The Butcher's Tournament Bean Stalk, ' ' \Miittington and his Cat, ' and ' Mother Goose ' in his childhood. In his boyhood he had gone through ' Robinson Crusoe, ' ' The Pilgrim's Progress, ' and ' The Seven Champions of Christendom, ' and therefore knew there was something in the world besides scrags of mutton.
Having made these discoveries Mrs. Mumbles was determined to put her husband under regu...lar training, to win him, by degrees, from his boorish estate to that of poetry and refinement. She looked at his unwieldy bulk — it was not exactly the size for a hero, but then she thought of bluff Harry the Eighth, who was both stout and romantic, and the Field of the Cloth of Gold, and so as Mr. Mumbles became romantic she made up her mind to put up with his stoutness.
Mr. Mumbles had no other relaxation on a summer's evening than a game of bowls, but as his fat increased so did his difficulty of playing this noble game.
What to read after Forgotten Tales of Long Ago?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E V Edward Verrall Lucas to read onlineMoreLess
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