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"The first thing thatmust now be done, " said I, "is to free these horses from the traces; canyou undertake to do so?" "I think I can, " said the man, looking at mesomewhat stupidly. "I will help, " said Belle, and without loss of timelaid hold of one of the traces. The man, after a short pause, also setto work, and in a few minutes the horses were extricated. "Now, " said Ito the man, "what is next to be done?" "I don't know, " said he; "indeed, I scarcely know anything; I have been so frighte...ned by this horriblestorm, and so shaken by my fall. " "I think, " said I, "that the storm ispassing away, so cast your fears away too; and as for your fall, you mustbear it as lightly as you can. I will tie the horses amongst thosetrees, and then we will all betake us to the hollow below. " "And what'sto become of my chaise?" said the postillion, looking ruefully on thefallen vehicle. "Let us leave the chaise for the present, " said I; "wecan be of no use to it. " "I don't like to leave my chaise lying on theground in this weather, " said the man, "I love my chaise, and him whom itbelongs to.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"The first thing thatmust now be done, " said I, "is to free these horses from the traces; canyou undertake to do so?" "I think I can, " said the man, looking at mesomewhat stupidly. "I will help, " said Belle, and without loss of timelaid hold of one of the traces. The man, after a short pause, also setto work, and in a few minutes the horses were extricated. "Now, " said Ito the man, "what is next to be done?" "I don't know, " said he; "indeed, I scarcely know anything; I have been so frighte...ned by this horriblestorm, and so shaken by my fall. " "I think, " said I, "that the storm ispassing away, so cast your fears away too; and as for your fall, you mustbear it as lightly as you can. I will tie the horses amongst thosetrees, and then we will all betake us to the hollow below. " "And what'sto become of my chaise?" said the postillion, looking ruefully on thefallen vehicle. "Let us leave the chaise for the present, " said I; "wecan be of no use to it. " "I don't like to leave my chaise lying on theground in this weather, " said the man, "I love my chaise, and him whom itbelongs to.
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