General Jack
General Jack
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Oh, it was a lovely sight to see the faces of that little boy and girl! Their pale cheeks flushed crimson with delight, and their eyes sparkled with pleasure. They clapped their hands, and laughed with glee as they gave the words of command, and the wooden regiment obeyed them. But presently the officer of the guards said: " \Ye are absent without leave; we must go home now or General Jack will be cross. " And without more ado the soldiers marched out the same way as they had come in, leav. Ing... the cripple boy and his baby sister very mis arable. With two big sighs they turned to the nails and screws, and although they pretended as hard as ever, somehow it was not quite the same thing as it had been before.
"Poor little things, " said Jack. Then as he lay on the white cloud and looked into the tiny bare room, a mist came before his eyes, and when the mist cleared away he found that the white cloud had turned into a white sheet, and that he was in bed, while the red sun was pouring into his room, telling him it was time to get up.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Oh, it was a lovely sight to see the faces of that little boy and girl! Their pale cheeks flushed crimson with delight, and their eyes sparkled with pleasure. They clapped their hands, and laughed with glee as they gave the words of command, and the wooden regiment obeyed them. But presently the officer of the guards said: " \Ye are absent without leave; we must go home now or General Jack will be cross. " And without more ado the soldiers marched out the same way as they had come in, leav. Ing... the cripple boy and his baby sister very mis arable. With two big sighs they turned to the nails and screws, and although they pretended as hard as ever, somehow it was not quite the same thing as it had been before.
"Poor little things, " said Jack. Then as he lay on the white cloud and looked into the tiny bare room, a mist came before his eyes, and when the mist cleared away he found that the white cloud had turned into a white sheet, and that he was in bed, while the red sun was pouring into his room, telling him it was time to get up.
What to read after General Jack?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vredenburg Edric to read onlineMoreLess
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