Kitty And Her Kits
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He could spin tops, and make kites and boats, and play cricket. He could do everything. Indeed, in the children's eyes he would have been absolutely perfect, if he had not had one serious fault he would go fishing.
"Of course, Mr. Wilson asked him, " said Christopher.
"Bother Mr. Wilson, " said Leslie.
Then they all walked to the window.
It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining brightly, saying as plainly as he could, "Come out, children, come out. " "Shall we go fishing?" said Phyllis.
"But... our fishing is only pretending, " said Leslie scornfully, "and we never catch anything. " "Uncle Roger says that doesn't matter, " said Phyllis.
Christopher was staring out of the window. Suddenly he took both hands out of his pockets, and clapped them together.
"The new brown cow, " he shouted; "the new brown cowl" Leslie looked at him, puzzled, but Phyllis's eyes began to laugh, and Phyllis said, "Of course, that would be lovely. How shall we do it?" "A clothes-line, and a walking-stick, and some greenstuff, " said Christopher.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He could spin tops, and make kites and boats, and play cricket. He could do everything. Indeed, in the children's eyes he would have been absolutely perfect, if he had not had one serious fault he would go fishing.
"Of course, Mr. Wilson asked him, " said Christopher.
"Bother Mr. Wilson, " said Leslie.
Then they all walked to the window.
It was a beautiful day, the sun was shining brightly, saying as plainly as he could, "Come out, children, come out. " "Shall we go fishing?" said Phyllis.
"But... our fishing is only pretending, " said Leslie scornfully, "and we never catch anything. " "Uncle Roger says that doesn't matter, " said Phyllis.
Christopher was staring out of the window. Suddenly he took both hands out of his pockets, and clapped them together.
"The new brown cow, " he shouted; "the new brown cowl" Leslie looked at him, puzzled, but Phyllis's eyes began to laugh, and Phyllis said, "Of course, that would be lovely. How shall we do it?" "A clothes-line, and a walking-stick, and some greenstuff, " said Christopher.
What to read after Kitty And Her Kits?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crompton Frances E. to read onlineMoreLess
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