Miss Elliot's Girls
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You shall be set downin a green meadow, with a stream running through it, shallow and clearat this time of year, but a little later, when the September rains havefilled it, rushing along full of deep, muddy water.
"Under a big oak in about the middle of the pasture you will find an oldhorse feeding. He is fat and sleepy looking, and has a kind face, and awhite spot on his forehead. This is Old Star, Farmer Horton'sfamily-horse. You may pat his neck and stroke his nose and feed him acookie or a ...bit of gingerbread, --I am afraid the old fellow hasn't teethenough left to chew an apple, --and then you may sit near him on thegrass, and while I read aloud to you, fancy that he is talking, and, ifyou have plenty of imagination, you will get THE STORY OF OLD STAR, TOLD BY HIMSELF.
"I hope nobody thinks I am turned out in this pasture because I am tooold to work. Horses pass here every day drawing heavy loads, older byhalf a dozen years than I am, poor broken-down hacks too, most of them, while I--well, if it wasn't for a little stiffness in the joints and agiving out of wind, now and then, I can't see but what I'm as well ableto travel as I ever was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You shall be set downin a green meadow, with a stream running through it, shallow and clearat this time of year, but a little later, when the September rains havefilled it, rushing along full of deep, muddy water.
"Under a big oak in about the middle of the pasture you will find an oldhorse feeding. He is fat and sleepy looking, and has a kind face, and awhite spot on his forehead. This is Old Star, Farmer Horton'sfamily-horse. You may pat his neck and stroke his nose and feed him acookie or a ...bit of gingerbread, --I am afraid the old fellow hasn't teethenough left to chew an apple, --and then you may sit near him on thegrass, and while I read aloud to you, fancy that he is talking, and, ifyou have plenty of imagination, you will get THE STORY OF OLD STAR, TOLD BY HIMSELF.
"I hope nobody thinks I am turned out in this pasture because I am tooold to work. Horses pass here every day drawing heavy loads, older byhalf a dozen years than I am, poor broken-down hacks too, most of them, while I--well, if it wasn't for a little stiffness in the joints and agiving out of wind, now and then, I can't see but what I'm as well ableto travel as I ever was.
What to read after Miss Elliot's Girls?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Corning Mary Spring to read onlineMoreLess
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