Juliana Horatia Ewing And Her Books 8 5
Juliana Horatia Ewing And Her Books 8 5
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Mrs. Jones said No. He boltedinto the cab and crouched among my petticoats; I begged for him, andhe was allowed. At the station he was in such haste he _would_ jumpinto a 2nd class carriage, and we had hard work to get him out. (This_is_ rather funny, because she usually goes there 2nd class with thechildren: and he looked at the 1st and would hardly be persuaded toget in. ) Well, the coast is rather like Filey, and such a wind wasblowing, and _such_ white horses foamed and fretted, and sent up...wildly tossed fountains of foam against the rocks, and such grey andwhite waves swallowed up the sands! I ran and played with the childrenand the dog--and built a big sand castle ("Early English if not DeliaCruscan"!!), and by good-luck and much sharp hunting among thestorm-wrack flung ashore among the foam, found four cork floats, andmade the children four ships with paper sails, and had a glorious doseof oxygen and iodine. How strange are the properties of the invisibleair! The air from an open window at Ecclesfield gives me neuralgia, and doubly so at Exeter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mrs. Jones said No. He boltedinto the cab and crouched among my petticoats; I begged for him, andhe was allowed. At the station he was in such haste he _would_ jumpinto a 2nd class carriage, and we had hard work to get him out. (This_is_ rather funny, because she usually goes there 2nd class with thechildren: and he looked at the 1st and would hardly be persuaded toget in. ) Well, the coast is rather like Filey, and such a wind wasblowing, and _such_ white horses foamed and fretted, and sent up...wildly tossed fountains of foam against the rocks, and such grey andwhite waves swallowed up the sands! I ran and played with the childrenand the dog--and built a big sand castle ("Early English if not DeliaCruscan"!!), and by good-luck and much sharp hunting among thestorm-wrack flung ashore among the foam, found four cork floats, andmade the children four ships with paper sails, and had a glorious doseof oxygen and iodine. How strange are the properties of the invisibleair! The air from an open window at Ecclesfield gives me neuralgia, and doubly so at Exeter.
What to read after Juliana Horatia Ewing And Her Books 8 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eden Horatia K. F. to read onlineMoreLess
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