My Friend Phil
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Of course!" she said, with the air of implying that any one who did not must be a fool.
"Well, I didn't, " I said bluntly.
"Do you really mean, " she said in a superior way, "that you don't know the old nursery rime 'Swim, swan, swim'?" MY FRIEND PHIL 197 "I must plead guilty, " I said. "My nursery education must have been sadly neglected. Won't you take pity on my ignorance, and tell me how it goes?" "Why, every one knows it, " she said disdain- fully. "The old thing: "Swim, swan, swim! Swim, ...swan, swim! Swim in the thwamp thwim " "Aha!" said I. "You're tripping!" "Well, " she said exasperatingly, "you try it; you could never say it. " "I'm sure I could n't, " I said, "and I have a new respect for Miss Marjory Ware, but as for that Principal it could not have been mere accident, but malice prepense which set that lisping baby at that particular rime, and now me thinks, when I observe her, that she hath a roguish eye for all her principality. Pooh! A fig for these Principals and their principles!" "Be quiet!" Millicent whispered again, and this time it was Olivia Mary who came out, with great airs of consequence, to sing a song, and acquitted herself quite odiously well, and preened herself accordingly.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of course!" she said, with the air of implying that any one who did not must be a fool.
"Well, I didn't, " I said bluntly.
"Do you really mean, " she said in a superior way, "that you don't know the old nursery rime 'Swim, swan, swim'?" MY FRIEND PHIL 197 "I must plead guilty, " I said. "My nursery education must have been sadly neglected. Won't you take pity on my ignorance, and tell me how it goes?" "Why, every one knows it, " she said disdain- fully. "The old thing: "Swim, swan, swim! Swim, ...swan, swim! Swim in the thwamp thwim " "Aha!" said I. "You're tripping!" "Well, " she said exasperatingly, "you try it; you could never say it. " "I'm sure I could n't, " I said, "and I have a new respect for Miss Marjory Ware, but as for that Principal it could not have been mere accident, but malice prepense which set that lisping baby at that particular rime, and now me thinks, when I observe her, that she hath a roguish eye for all her principality. Pooh! A fig for these Principals and their principles!" "Be quiet!" Millicent whispered again, and this time it was Olivia Mary who came out, with great airs of consequence, to sing a song, and acquitted herself quite odiously well, and preened herself accordingly.
What to read after My Friend Phil?
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