Little Lucy's Wonderful Globe
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See, there's the vineyard. " Lucy saw on the slope of the hill above the cottage long poles suchas hops grow upon, and clusters hanging down. Men in shady, batteredhats, bright sashes and braces, and white shirt sleeves, and womenwith handkerchiefs folded square over their heads, were cutting thegrapes down, and piling them up in baskets; and a low cart drawn bytwo mouse-colored oxen, with enormous wide horns and gentle-lookingeyes, was waiting to be loaded with baskets.
"To the wine-press! to ...the press!" shouted the children, who werepoliteness itself and wanted to show her everything.
The wine-press was a great marble trough with pipes leading offinto other vessels around. Into it went the grapes, and in themidst were men and boys and little children, all with bare feetand legs up to the knees, dancing and leaping, and bounding andskipping upon the grapes, while the red juice covered their brownskins.
"Come in, come in; you don't know how charming it is!" cried Cecco. "It is the best time of all the year, the dear vintage; come in andtread the grapes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
See, there's the vineyard. " Lucy saw on the slope of the hill above the cottage long poles suchas hops grow upon, and clusters hanging down. Men in shady, batteredhats, bright sashes and braces, and white shirt sleeves, and womenwith handkerchiefs folded square over their heads, were cutting thegrapes down, and piling them up in baskets; and a low cart drawn bytwo mouse-colored oxen, with enormous wide horns and gentle-lookingeyes, was waiting to be loaded with baskets.
"To the wine-press! to ...the press!" shouted the children, who werepoliteness itself and wanted to show her everything.
The wine-press was a great marble trough with pipes leading offinto other vessels around. Into it went the grapes, and in themidst were men and boys and little children, all with bare feetand legs up to the knees, dancing and leaping, and bounding andskipping upon the grapes, while the red juice covered their brownskins.
"Come in, come in; you don't know how charming it is!" cried Cecco. "It is the best time of all the year, the dear vintage; come in andtread the grapes.
What to read after Little Lucy's Wonderful Globe?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Yonge Charlotte Mary to read onlineMoreLess
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