Life And Adventures of Santa Claus
Life And Adventures of Santa Claus
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"Why, Bessie Blithesome has not stampedher foot once this month, nor has Mayrie's brother slapped hissister's face or thrown the puppy into the rain-barrel. Little Weekumtook his bath last night without screaming or struggling, because hismother had promised he should take his toy cat to bed with him! Sucha condition of affairs is awful for any Awgwa to think of, and theonly way we can direct the naughty actions of children is to take thisperson Claus away from them. " "Good! good!" cried the b...ig Awgwas, in a chorus, and they clappedtheir hands to applaud the speech of the King.
"But what shall we do with him?" asked one of the creatures.
"I have a plan, " replied the wicked King; and what his plan was youwill soon discover.
That night Claus went to bed feeling very happy, for he had completedno less than four pretty toys during the day, and they were sure, hethought, to make four little children happy. But while he slept theband of invisible Awgwas surrounded his bed, bound him with stoutcords, and then flew away with him to the middle of a dark forest infar off Ethop, where they laid him down and left him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Why, Bessie Blithesome has not stampedher foot once this month, nor has Mayrie's brother slapped hissister's face or thrown the puppy into the rain-barrel. Little Weekumtook his bath last night without screaming or struggling, because hismother had promised he should take his toy cat to bed with him! Sucha condition of affairs is awful for any Awgwa to think of, and theonly way we can direct the naughty actions of children is to take thisperson Claus away from them. " "Good! good!" cried the b...ig Awgwas, in a chorus, and they clappedtheir hands to applaud the speech of the King.
"But what shall we do with him?" asked one of the creatures.
"I have a plan, " replied the wicked King; and what his plan was youwill soon discover.
That night Claus went to bed feeling very happy, for he had completedno less than four pretty toys during the day, and they were sure, hethought, to make four little children happy. But while he slept theband of invisible Awgwas surrounded his bed, bound him with stoutcords, and then flew away with him to the middle of a dark forest infar off Ethop, where they laid him down and left him.
What to read after Life And Adventures of Santa Claus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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