Jones Readers By Grades Bk. 3
Jones Readers By Grades Bk. 3
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He likes to hear me sing better than he likes to go to sleep." 4. So Dick began to sing, — softly at first, but more loudly as the light grew brighter and brighter. It was a strange, dazzling light, unlike anything that Dick had seen before. A coal had snapped from the grate and the little aprons on the rack were in a blaze.
5. Downstairs Mrs. West looked up from her book to listen.
" Listen ! " said she. " I think I hear Dick singing." 6. "He is always singing," said Mr. West, laughing.
"Not w...hen it is dark," said mamma. "Nora must have forgotten to turn down the light. I think I must go up and see what is the matter." 7. As Mrs. West opened the door into the chil- dren's room she was blinded and choked by the thick smoke which filled it. Through it, though more faintly now, came the canary's song. Mrs.
West joined her voice to his in a cry of terror.
170 8. In less time than it takes to tell it, papa and Nora had come flying up the stairs, and the children were carried from their beds to a place of safety.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He likes to hear me sing better than he likes to go to sleep." 4. So Dick began to sing, — softly at first, but more loudly as the light grew brighter and brighter. It was a strange, dazzling light, unlike anything that Dick had seen before. A coal had snapped from the grate and the little aprons on the rack were in a blaze.
5. Downstairs Mrs. West looked up from her book to listen.
" Listen ! " said she. " I think I hear Dick singing." 6. "He is always singing," said Mr. West, laughing.
"Not w...hen it is dark," said mamma. "Nora must have forgotten to turn down the light. I think I must go up and see what is the matter." 7. As Mrs. West opened the door into the chil- dren's room she was blinded and choked by the thick smoke which filled it. Through it, though more faintly now, came the canary's song. Mrs.
West joined her voice to his in a cry of terror.
170 8. In less time than it takes to tell it, papa and Nora had come flying up the stairs, and the children were carried from their beds to a place of safety.
What to read after Jones Readers By Grades Bk. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jones, L. H. (Lewis Henry), 1844-1917 to read onlineMoreLess
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