How Doth the Simple Spelling Bee
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That girl was more and more a disappointment tome; and I retired in no very good humor.
Mycle was not the only word to which, as I dressed myself next morning, I found my opinion to be entirely adverse; frate seemed to meobjectionable, nor did I feel any leanings toward brij and lite. And thesurprising readiness with which Professor Willows accepted my criticismfailed to make upon me the happy impression which the adoption of one'sviews by another is apt to cause.
"You don't like frate, suh?" h...e said, whipping out his pencil, andquickly writing on his list. "Bless yore heart, then we'll just make itfrait. How does that hit yore fancy?" I thanked him for his amiability, but my fancy was as little hit byfrait as it had been by frate; and it was still less hit when he came tome with his customary enthusiasm some twenty-five minutes afterbreakfast, to show me forty-three more words that he had simplifiedsince rising from table. Still keeping all thoughts to myself, I read:-- Earth and dearth to irth and dirth, like mirth.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
That girl was more and more a disappointment tome; and I retired in no very good humor.
Mycle was not the only word to which, as I dressed myself next morning, I found my opinion to be entirely adverse; frate seemed to meobjectionable, nor did I feel any leanings toward brij and lite. And thesurprising readiness with which Professor Willows accepted my criticismfailed to make upon me the happy impression which the adoption of one'sviews by another is apt to cause.
"You don't like frate, suh?" h...e said, whipping out his pencil, andquickly writing on his list. "Bless yore heart, then we'll just make itfrait. How does that hit yore fancy?" I thanked him for his amiability, but my fancy was as little hit byfrait as it had been by frate; and it was still less hit when he came tome with his customary enthusiasm some twenty-five minutes afterbreakfast, to show me forty-three more words that he had simplifiedsince rising from table. Still keeping all thoughts to myself, I read:-- Earth and dearth to irth and dirth, like mirth.
What to read after How Doth the Simple Spelling Bee?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Wister Owen to read onlineMoreLess
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