Little Daffydowndilly
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"Let us run away, or he will catch us!" "Who will catch us?" asked the stranger.
"Mr. Toil, the old schoolmaster!" answered Daffydowndilly. "Don't yousee him amongst the haymakers?" And Daffydowndilly pointed to an elderly man, who seemed to be the ownerof the field, and the employer of the men at work there. He had strippedoff his coat and waistcoat, and was busily at work in his shirt-sleeves. The drops of sweat stood upon his brow; but he gave himself not amoment's rest, and kept crying out ...to the haymakers to make hay while thesun shone. Now, strange to say, the figure and features of this oldfarmer were precisely the same as those of old Mr. Toil, who, at thatvery moment, must have been just entering his school-room.
"Don't be afraid, " said the stranger. "This is not Mr. Toil theschoolmaster, but a brother of his, who was bred a farmer; and people sayhe is the most disagreeable man of the two. However, he won't troubleyou, unless you become a laborer on the farm. " Little Daffydowndilly believed what his companion said, but was veryglad, nevertheless, when they were out of sight of the old farmer, whobore such a singular resemblance to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let us run away, or he will catch us!" "Who will catch us?" asked the stranger.
"Mr. Toil, the old schoolmaster!" answered Daffydowndilly. "Don't yousee him amongst the haymakers?" And Daffydowndilly pointed to an elderly man, who seemed to be the ownerof the field, and the employer of the men at work there. He had strippedoff his coat and waistcoat, and was busily at work in his shirt-sleeves. The drops of sweat stood upon his brow; but he gave himself not amoment's rest, and kept crying out ...to the haymakers to make hay while thesun shone. Now, strange to say, the figure and features of this oldfarmer were precisely the same as those of old Mr. Toil, who, at thatvery moment, must have been just entering his school-room.
"Don't be afraid, " said the stranger. "This is not Mr. Toil theschoolmaster, but a brother of his, who was bred a farmer; and people sayhe is the most disagreeable man of the two. However, he won't troubleyou, unless you become a laborer on the farm. " Little Daffydowndilly believed what his companion said, but was veryglad, nevertheless, when they were out of sight of the old farmer, whobore such a singular resemblance to Mr.
What to read after Little Daffydowndilly?
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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