Milly And Olly
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It seemed to bemaking a great golden pathway across the lake, and the mountains wereturning a deep blue, and plash, plash, went the little waves on therocks, so softly they seemed to be saying "Good-night! good-night!" "Well, " said Aunt Emma, settling herself on a soft piece of heather, andputting her arms round Milly and Olly, "Once upon a time there was agreat king. He was a good king and a wise man, and he tried to make allthe people round about him wiser and better than they were before he...came to rule over them; and for a long time he was very powerful andhappy, and he and the brave men who helped him and were his friends dida great deal of good, and kept the savage people who lived all about himin order, and taught them a great many things. But at last some of thesavage people got tired of obeying the king, and they said they wouldnot have him to reign over them any more; so they made an army, and theycame together against the king to try and kill him and his friends. Andthe king made an army too, and there was a great battle; and the savagepeople were the strongest, and they killed nearly all the king's bravemen, and the king himself was terribly hurt in the fight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to bemaking a great golden pathway across the lake, and the mountains wereturning a deep blue, and plash, plash, went the little waves on therocks, so softly they seemed to be saying "Good-night! good-night!" "Well, " said Aunt Emma, settling herself on a soft piece of heather, andputting her arms round Milly and Olly, "Once upon a time there was agreat king. He was a good king and a wise man, and he tried to make allthe people round about him wiser and better than they were before he...came to rule over them; and for a long time he was very powerful andhappy, and he and the brave men who helped him and were his friends dida great deal of good, and kept the savage people who lived all about himin order, and taught them a great many things. But at last some of thesavage people got tired of obeying the king, and they said they wouldnot have him to reign over them any more; so they made an army, and theycame together against the king to try and kill him and his friends. Andthe king made an army too, and there was a great battle; and the savagepeople were the strongest, and they killed nearly all the king's bravemen, and the king himself was terribly hurt in the fight.
What to read after Milly And Olly?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ward Humphry Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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