Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales
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Now everybody knows there are two ways home from the town; and that'snot meaning the right way and the wrong way, which my grandmother(rest her soul!) said there was to every place but one that it's notgenteel to name. (There could only be a wrong way _there_, she said. )The two ways home from the town were the highway, and the way byMurdoch's Rath.
Murdoch's Rath was a pleasant enough spot in the daytime, but notmany persons cared to go by it when the sun was down. And in all theyears Pat was ...going backwards and forwards, he never once came homeexcept by the high-road till this unlucky evening, when, just at theplace where the two roads part, he got, as one may say, into a sort ofconfusion.
"Halt!" says he to himself (for his own uncle had been a soldier, andPat knew the word of command). "The left-hand turn is the right one, "says he, and he was going down the high-road as straight as he couldgo, when suddenly he bethought himself. "And what am I doing?" hesays. "This was my left hand going to town, and how in the name offortune could it be my left going back, considering that I've turnedround?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now everybody knows there are two ways home from the town; and that'snot meaning the right way and the wrong way, which my grandmother(rest her soul!) said there was to every place but one that it's notgenteel to name. (There could only be a wrong way _there_, she said. )The two ways home from the town were the highway, and the way byMurdoch's Rath.
Murdoch's Rath was a pleasant enough spot in the daytime, but notmany persons cared to go by it when the sun was down. And in all theyears Pat was ...going backwards and forwards, he never once came homeexcept by the high-road till this unlucky evening, when, just at theplace where the two roads part, he got, as one may say, into a sort ofconfusion.
"Halt!" says he to himself (for his own uncle had been a soldier, andPat knew the word of command). "The left-hand turn is the right one, "says he, and he was going down the high-road as straight as he couldgo, when suddenly he bethought himself. "And what am I doing?" hesays. "This was my left hand going to town, and how in the name offortune could it be my left going back, considering that I've turnedround?
What to read after Old-Fashioned Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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