Kitwyk
Kitwyk
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Across the fields, where the grain swayed gently, he could see the old windmill, and nothing had changed but the years and he. On the Esperance de Jong there had been no time for regrets. It was indeed whispered that the last Van Twist had been true to tra- THERE CAME TO A\ OLD HOL SE, Kitwyk 2 1 5 dition, and that he had sailed the high seas as a very successful pirate. At all events, he was the only hero of Kitwyk, and it was a great blow for the placid youth of the town to discover their her...o in a shabby old man who scraped carrots before the residence of the Van Twists ; they were reconciled only when they saw the wonderful toys he could make. One day the twins brought to Great- aunt Josselin a basket carved out of a cherry stone, with two tin) spoons inside. There was a startled look in her eyes as the toy lay in her broad palm, and when she was alone at last, she took out of her chest of drawers a bit of silver paper, and in her hand lay an other cherry-basket, and the only difference between the two was thirty-five years.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Across the fields, where the grain swayed gently, he could see the old windmill, and nothing had changed but the years and he. On the Esperance de Jong there had been no time for regrets. It was indeed whispered that the last Van Twist had been true to tra- THERE CAME TO A\ OLD HOL SE, Kitwyk 2 1 5 dition, and that he had sailed the high seas as a very successful pirate. At all events, he was the only hero of Kitwyk, and it was a great blow for the placid youth of the town to discover their her...o in a shabby old man who scraped carrots before the residence of the Van Twists ; they were reconciled only when they saw the wonderful toys he could make. One day the twins brought to Great- aunt Josselin a basket carved out of a cherry stone, with two tin) spoons inside. There was a startled look in her eyes as the toy lay in her broad palm, and when she was alone at last, she took out of her chest of drawers a bit of silver paper, and in her hand lay an other cherry-basket, and the only difference between the two was thirty-five years.
What to read after Kitwyk?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna Eichberg Lane to read onlineMoreLess
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