Mr. Kris Kringle
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" The girl was still in doubt, but her desire for the promised gifts wasstrong, and in the very blood of the boy was the spirit of daringadventure. There was a moment of whispered indecision, resulting intwo bits of conclusive wisdom.
Said Alice, "If we go together, Hugh, and he takes one, the other cansqueal. Oh! very loud like a bear--a _big_ bear. " "And, " said Hugh, "I will get my gweat gwandpapa's sword. " And withthis he got upon a chair and by the failing light of the nursery firecarefu...lly took down from over the chimney the dress rapier which hadfigured at peaceful levees of other days. "Now, " he said, "if you areafwaid I will go all alone myself. " "I am dreadfully afraid, " said she, "but I will go, too. " So shehastily slipped on a little white wrapper and he his well-worn brownvelvet knickerbocker trousers. Neither had ever known a being theyhad reason to fear, and so, with beating hearts, but brave enough, they stole quietly out in their sweet innocence and hand in hand wentdown the dark staircase, still hearing faint noises as they felt theirway.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The girl was still in doubt, but her desire for the promised gifts wasstrong, and in the very blood of the boy was the spirit of daringadventure. There was a moment of whispered indecision, resulting intwo bits of conclusive wisdom.
Said Alice, "If we go together, Hugh, and he takes one, the other cansqueal. Oh! very loud like a bear--a _big_ bear. " "And, " said Hugh, "I will get my gweat gwandpapa's sword. " And withthis he got upon a chair and by the failing light of the nursery firecarefu...lly took down from over the chimney the dress rapier which hadfigured at peaceful levees of other days. "Now, " he said, "if you areafwaid I will go all alone myself. " "I am dreadfully afraid, " said she, "but I will go, too. " So shehastily slipped on a little white wrapper and he his well-worn brownvelvet knickerbocker trousers. Neither had ever known a being theyhad reason to fear, and so, with beating hearts, but brave enough, they stole quietly out in their sweet innocence and hand in hand wentdown the dark staircase, still hearing faint noises as they felt theirway.
What to read after Mr. Kris Kringle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Silas Weir to read onlineMoreLess
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