Peter And the Fairies
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"Peter went down to his uncle with a light heart, which even the un friendly silence of the breakfast table could not reach. 'Peter, ' said his un cle sharply as they were leaving the house, 'I hope you intend to be use ful at once. ' He slammed the great iron gate behind them and looked sternly down. *I can't have any id lers about me. What do you know?' Peter would have been distressed by this had he heard it, but he was at that moment looking toward the win dow opposite his own. 'Why don't [... 18 1 Peter and The Fairies you listen to me?' asked the old man, giving a twist to his arm. 'You hurt me, ' said Peter. His uncle relaxed his grip and walked on in silence. Pres ently he said, in what he intended for a kindly manner: 'I have no doubt that you will soon be useful. The great thing in life is to be able to cajole or force others to do of their own free will the things that are profitable for you.
"'I now possess land and dwellings once held dearer than life by their owners, but mark you, Peter, these good people were glad to give them over, and escape with their hides be fore I was through with them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Peter went down to his uncle with a light heart, which even the un friendly silence of the breakfast table could not reach. 'Peter, ' said his un cle sharply as they were leaving the house, 'I hope you intend to be use ful at once. ' He slammed the great iron gate behind them and looked sternly down. *I can't have any id lers about me. What do you know?' Peter would have been distressed by this had he heard it, but he was at that moment looking toward the win dow opposite his own. 'Why don't [... 18 1 Peter and The Fairies you listen to me?' asked the old man, giving a twist to his arm. 'You hurt me, ' said Peter. His uncle relaxed his grip and walked on in silence. Pres ently he said, in what he intended for a kindly manner: 'I have no doubt that you will soon be useful. The great thing in life is to be able to cajole or force others to do of their own free will the things that are profitable for you.
"'I now possess land and dwellings once held dearer than life by their owners, but mark you, Peter, these good people were glad to give them over, and escape with their hides be fore I was through with them.
What to read after Peter And the Fairies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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