Little Mr. Thimblefinger And His Queer Country: What the Children Saw And Heard There
Little Mr. Thimblefinger And His Queer Country: What the Children Saw And Heard There
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" What is that ? " asked Sweetest Susan.
Mr. Thimblefinger felt almost as thoughtful as a sure-enough man of science.
" That," said he, " is an emanation — an exha- lation, you might say — that we frequently witness in our atmosphere." " A which ? " asked Buster John.
"Well," replied Mr. Thimblefinger, clearing his throat, " it 's — er — an emanation." THE LADDER OF LIONS. 89 *^ Huh ! " cried Drusilla, ** *t ain't no kind er nation. It 's des de milk leakin' out'n dat jug.
I done tor Aunt 'Cind...y 'bout dat leakin' jug." Mr. Rabbit and Mrs. Meadows had come out of the house in time to hear this^ and they laughed heartily. In fact, they all laughed except Mr, Thimblefinger and Drusilla.
" It happens every day," said Mrs. Meadows.
" We never notice it. I suppose if it happened up there where you children live, everybody would make a great to-do ? I 'm glad I don't live there where there 's so much fussing and guessing going on. I know how it is. Something happens that does n't happen every day, and then somebody '11 guess one way and somebody another way, and the first thing you know there 's a great rumpus over nothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" What is that ? " asked Sweetest Susan.
Mr. Thimblefinger felt almost as thoughtful as a sure-enough man of science.
" That," said he, " is an emanation — an exha- lation, you might say — that we frequently witness in our atmosphere." " A which ? " asked Buster John.
"Well," replied Mr. Thimblefinger, clearing his throat, " it 's — er — an emanation." THE LADDER OF LIONS. 89 *^ Huh ! " cried Drusilla, ** *t ain't no kind er nation. It 's des de milk leakin' out'n dat jug.
I done tor Aunt 'Cind...y 'bout dat leakin' jug." Mr. Rabbit and Mrs. Meadows had come out of the house in time to hear this^ and they laughed heartily. In fact, they all laughed except Mr, Thimblefinger and Drusilla.
" It happens every day," said Mrs. Meadows.
" We never notice it. I suppose if it happened up there where you children live, everybody would make a great to-do ? I 'm glad I don't live there where there 's so much fussing and guessing going on. I know how it is. Something happens that does n't happen every day, and then somebody '11 guess one way and somebody another way, and the first thing you know there 's a great rumpus over nothing.
What to read after Little Mr. Thimblefinger And His Queer Country: What the Children Saw And Heard There?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Harris, Joel Chandler, 1848-1908 to read onlineMoreLess
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