Half-Past Seven Stories
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On it was a picture of a meadow, with a green brookrunning through it; and people were haying in the meadow. It wasundoubtedly a beautiful picture, but the children weren't interestedin it at all. They were gazing at the numbers underneath.
Now one would suppose that nothing could be quite so dull as figures, or so uninteresting. But these told a very fascinating story. Therewere thirty-one of them, all in little black squares like those thatmake up a checkerboard. Thirty of the numbers were bl...ack like thesquares, but one was red, bright red. And there lies the story. Yousee, there was a good reason for that one being red, oh, a very goodreason!
Jehosophat took out a pencil and climbed on a chair, while Marmadukeand Hepzebiah looked on in wonder. The pencil made a mark at23.
"Only two more days, " said the older boy.
"Hooray!" exclaimed his brother.
"Hooway!" echoed their little sister.
Then they all sighed--three long-drawn out sighs--it was so hard towait. And when they were through sighing, they all stood and stared atall those numbers, and particularly that bright 25, their eyesgrowing rounder each minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
On it was a picture of a meadow, with a green brookrunning through it; and people were haying in the meadow. It wasundoubtedly a beautiful picture, but the children weren't interestedin it at all. They were gazing at the numbers underneath.
Now one would suppose that nothing could be quite so dull as figures, or so uninteresting. But these told a very fascinating story. Therewere thirty-one of them, all in little black squares like those thatmake up a checkerboard. Thirty of the numbers were bl...ack like thesquares, but one was red, bright red. And there lies the story. Yousee, there was a good reason for that one being red, oh, a very goodreason!
Jehosophat took out a pencil and climbed on a chair, while Marmadukeand Hepzebiah looked on in wonder. The pencil made a mark at23.
"Only two more days, " said the older boy.
"Hooray!" exclaimed his brother.
"Hooway!" echoed their little sister.
Then they all sighed--three long-drawn out sighs--it was so hard towait. And when they were through sighing, they all stood and stared atall those numbers, and particularly that bright 25, their eyesgrowing rounder each minute.
What to read after Half-Past Seven Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anderson Robert Gordon to read onlineMoreLess
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