Little Annie's Ramble (From "twice Told Tales")
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But, O, thoseunsentimental monkeys the ugly, grinning, aping, chattering, ill-natured, mischievous, and queer little brutes. Annie does not love the monkeys. Their ugliness shocks her pure, instinctive delicacy of taste, and makesher mind unquiet, because it bears a wild and dark resemblance tohumanity. But here is a little pony, just big enough for Annie to ride, and round and round he gallops in a circle, keeping time with histrampling hoofs to a band of music. And here, --with a laced coat a...nd acocked hat, and a riding whip in his hand, --here comes a littlegentleman, small enough to be king of the fairies, and ugly enough to beking of the gnomes, and takes a flying leap into the saddle. Merrily, merrily plays the music, and merrily gallops the pony, and merrily ridesthe little old gentleman. Come, Annie, into the street again; perchancewe may see monkeys on horseback there! Mercy on us, what a noisy worldwe quiet people live in! Did Annie ever read the Cries of London City?With what lusty lungs doth yonder man proclaim that his wheelbarrow isfull of lobsters!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, O, thoseunsentimental monkeys the ugly, grinning, aping, chattering, ill-natured, mischievous, and queer little brutes. Annie does not love the monkeys. Their ugliness shocks her pure, instinctive delicacy of taste, and makesher mind unquiet, because it bears a wild and dark resemblance tohumanity. But here is a little pony, just big enough for Annie to ride, and round and round he gallops in a circle, keeping time with histrampling hoofs to a band of music. And here, --with a laced coat a...nd acocked hat, and a riding whip in his hand, --here comes a littlegentleman, small enough to be king of the fairies, and ugly enough to beking of the gnomes, and takes a flying leap into the saddle. Merrily, merrily plays the music, and merrily gallops the pony, and merrily ridesthe little old gentleman. Come, Annie, into the street again; perchancewe may see monkeys on horseback there! Mercy on us, what a noisy worldwe quiet people live in! Did Annie ever read the Cries of London City?With what lusty lungs doth yonder man proclaim that his wheelbarrow isfull of lobsters!
What to read after Little Annie's Ramble (From "twice Told Tales")?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawthorne Nathaniel to read onlineMoreLess
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