Imagina
Imagina
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Perhaps it wasn't the wind! Imagina, " and I was trembling, too, "perhaps the castle is an enchanted castle!
"I am sure it is, " Imagina answered, "and this is an enchanted island, and the Princess could not escape, so she painted and painted all the things she remembered, and all the beautiful things around her. " "Surely, " I continued (for her own humour had been gradually awakening mine), "surely, though, you don't think Dame and Old Timothy are faeries!" And I shouted at the thought.
By th...at time I had found I could laugh and I had a pretty hearty one, too, to make up for lost time, I suppose.
''Dame, " said Imagina, with her large eyes wide, 'Dame is a witch!" "But Old Timothy?" I said, inquiringly.
127 IMAGINA "Old Timothy is a woodman. " "And IT 'You are a star-child. " Now here was enough to set my mind on fire: An Enchanted Island, and I a star-child !
It was true I loved to look out of my window by night at the stars and the moon, and one star I had always thought of as mine.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perhaps it wasn't the wind! Imagina, " and I was trembling, too, "perhaps the castle is an enchanted castle!
"I am sure it is, " Imagina answered, "and this is an enchanted island, and the Princess could not escape, so she painted and painted all the things she remembered, and all the beautiful things around her. " "Surely, " I continued (for her own humour had been gradually awakening mine), "surely, though, you don't think Dame and Old Timothy are faeries!" And I shouted at the thought.
By th...at time I had found I could laugh and I had a pretty hearty one, too, to make up for lost time, I suppose.
''Dame, " said Imagina, with her large eyes wide, 'Dame is a witch!" "But Old Timothy?" I said, inquiringly.
127 IMAGINA "Old Timothy is a woodman. " "And IT 'You are a star-child. " Now here was enough to set my mind on fire: An Enchanted Island, and I a star-child !
It was true I loved to look out of my window by night at the stars and the moon, and one star I had always thought of as mine.
What to read after Imagina?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ford, Julia Ellsworth, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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