Girls in Bookland
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. Floated . . . Thump!
Before them a huge grey arch of stone curved into the air, barred by a great iron gateway. Through the bars of this gate they could see a moat full of dark water, and hanging in the air, or so it seemed, was a bridge.
166 GIRLS IN BOOKLAND "Blow the horn hanging by the gate, " said the voice of Honeysqueak.
"Why, you haven't gone this time, fairy, have you! How lovely! Will you stay with us all through our visit f " asked Rose delightedly.
"I'll be about, " returned the f...airy. "You see, they are all used to fairies here, and one more or less won't matter. But blow the horn. ' Ruth had found the horn while Rose talked, a golden bugle hanging from a ring in the stone arch ; now she set it to her lips and blew with all her might.
At once the barred gate rose upward, while the bridge fell. The way lay straight across the moat. But all this while never a man showed himself.
The girls walked rather fearfully across the bridge, for they weren't sure that it might not spring up into the air again and shake them oif .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Floated . . . Thump!
Before them a huge grey arch of stone curved into the air, barred by a great iron gateway. Through the bars of this gate they could see a moat full of dark water, and hanging in the air, or so it seemed, was a bridge.
166 GIRLS IN BOOKLAND "Blow the horn hanging by the gate, " said the voice of Honeysqueak.
"Why, you haven't gone this time, fairy, have you! How lovely! Will you stay with us all through our visit f " asked Rose delightedly.
"I'll be about, " returned the f...airy. "You see, they are all used to fairies here, and one more or less won't matter. But blow the horn. ' Ruth had found the horn while Rose talked, a golden bugle hanging from a ring in the stone arch ; now she set it to her lips and blew with all her might.
At once the barred gate rose upward, while the bridge fell. The way lay straight across the moat. But all this while never a man showed himself.
The girls walked rather fearfully across the bridge, for they weren't sure that it might not spring up into the air again and shake them oif .
What to read after Girls in Bookland?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hildegarde Hawthorne to read onlineMoreLess
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