Miss Muffets Christmas Party
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But then Miss Muffet remembered how many kind friends she had found there, and answered, " Oh, certainly, we must send invitations to the Every Day Country, for some of the folks there are just as good as the Dreamland people, only of course they have n't had the same advantages. " So letters were sent to Prudy and Dotty Dimple and the Bodley Family, and to the Little Men and Little Women and Lord Fauntleroy and the rest.
MISS MUFFET'S CHRISTMAS PARTY 18 A special letter was written to the litt...le Ruggleses, and to Tiny Tim and all the Cratchetts, for Miss Muffet knew that they were always ready to have Every town crier in England a good time on Christmas. A message was sent to every town crier in England, asking him to make immediate proclamation in the streets that if any small boy who was a Prince and a Pauper would make himself known, he would hear something 14 MISS MUFFET'S CHRISTMAS PARTY greatly to his advantage, for he was invited to Miss Muffet's Party.
The longest letter was that sent to Agamemnon Peterkin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But then Miss Muffet remembered how many kind friends she had found there, and answered, " Oh, certainly, we must send invitations to the Every Day Country, for some of the folks there are just as good as the Dreamland people, only of course they have n't had the same advantages. " So letters were sent to Prudy and Dotty Dimple and the Bodley Family, and to the Little Men and Little Women and Lord Fauntleroy and the rest.
MISS MUFFET'S CHRISTMAS PARTY 18 A special letter was written to the litt...le Ruggleses, and to Tiny Tim and all the Cratchetts, for Miss Muffet knew that they were always ready to have Every town crier in England a good time on Christmas. A message was sent to every town crier in England, asking him to make immediate proclamation in the streets that if any small boy who was a Prince and a Pauper would make himself known, he would hear something 14 MISS MUFFET'S CHRISTMAS PARTY greatly to his advantage, for he was invited to Miss Muffet's Party.
The longest letter was that sent to Agamemnon Peterkin.
What to read after Miss Muffets Christmas Party?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crothers, Samuel Mcchord, 1857-1927 to read onlineMoreLess
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