Mary Poppins in the Park
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"Wait for us!" "W-a-a-a-i-t!" the wind echoed, whining round him.
It was a dusky, gusty autumn evening. The clouds blew in and out of the sky. And in all the houses of Cherry Tree Lane the curtains blew in and out of the windows. Swish-swish. Flap-flap.
The Park was tossing like a ship in a storm. Leaves and litter-paper turned head-over-heels in the air. The trees groaned and waved their arms, the spray of the fountain was blown and scattered. Benches shivered. Swings were creaking. The... Lake water leapt into foamy waves. Nothing was still in the whole Park as it bowed and shuddered under the wind.
And through it all stalked Mary Poppins, with not a hair out of place. Her neat blue coat with its silver buttons was neither creased nor ruffled, and the tulip sat on her hat so firmly that it might have been made of marble.
Far behind her the children ran, splashing through drifts of leaves. They had been to Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Wait for us!" "W-a-a-a-i-t!" the wind echoed, whining round him.
It was a dusky, gusty autumn evening. The clouds blew in and out of the sky. And in all the houses of Cherry Tree Lane the curtains blew in and out of the windows. Swish-swish. Flap-flap.
The Park was tossing like a ship in a storm. Leaves and litter-paper turned head-over-heels in the air. The trees groaned and waved their arms, the spray of the fountain was blown and scattered. Benches shivered. Swings were creaking. The... Lake water leapt into foamy waves. Nothing was still in the whole Park as it bowed and shuddered under the wind.
And through it all stalked Mary Poppins, with not a hair out of place. Her neat blue coat with its silver buttons was neither creased nor ruffled, and the tulip sat on her hat so firmly that it might have been made of marble.
Far behind her the children ran, splashing through drifts of leaves. They had been to Mr.
What to read after Mary Poppins in the Park?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P.L. Travers to read onlineMoreLess
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