Nancy And Nick in Scrub Up Land
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" He poured some "Spirits of Ammonia" into a teaspoon and opened Mr. Whatshisname's mouth and let it (the ammonia) run down his throat. Then he held the smelling salts to Mr.
[113] NANCY AND NICK Whatshisname's nose, and waited. Everybody waited. In fact they'd all waited so long they were getting tired of waiting.
But Mr. Whateverhisnamewas didn't budge. He didn't wink or breathe or move.
Mr. Rubadub sighed. "I give it up, " he said at last. "I think he must be dead. " "Goodness!" said Nancy. ..."Wouldn't that be too bad! Do you suppose he walked too far?" Just then the cuckoo-bird who had started to fly away, came back and perched on the tree again, beckoning for the fairyman to come close. "Say!" whispered he. "I just happened to think of something. It never occurred to me until you said 'dead, ' Mr. Rubadub, but I've been putting two and two together, and persimmon-trees and one thing 'n' another together, and I'm pretty sure that this Mr. Whatshisname here is a friend of a friend of mine, and he's very peculiar.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" He poured some "Spirits of Ammonia" into a teaspoon and opened Mr. Whatshisname's mouth and let it (the ammonia) run down his throat. Then he held the smelling salts to Mr.
[113] NANCY AND NICK Whatshisname's nose, and waited. Everybody waited. In fact they'd all waited so long they were getting tired of waiting.
But Mr. Whateverhisnamewas didn't budge. He didn't wink or breathe or move.
Mr. Rubadub sighed. "I give it up, " he said at last. "I think he must be dead. " "Goodness!" said Nancy. ..."Wouldn't that be too bad! Do you suppose he walked too far?" Just then the cuckoo-bird who had started to fly away, came back and perched on the tree again, beckoning for the fairyman to come close. "Say!" whispered he. "I just happened to think of something. It never occurred to me until you said 'dead, ' Mr. Rubadub, but I've been putting two and two together, and persimmon-trees and one thing 'n' another together, and I'm pretty sure that this Mr. Whatshisname here is a friend of a friend of mine, and he's very peculiar.
What to read after Nancy And Nick in Scrub Up Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Olive Roberts Barton to read onlineMoreLess
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