Piccolissima
Piccolissima
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Piccolissima did not know what tounderstand, but she hastened to arm herself. Two bees, as her bodyguard, placed upon her head for helmet a flower of the snapdragon. Two wasps, redoubtable hussars, brought her for a shield a piece ofthe gold bronze wing shell of a beetle.
At last, she extended her hand to seize her lance, when a clap ofthunder shook the lily, dispersed the court, and the army, andPiccolissima awoke, and found herself in the hands of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Thumb, who said, very... gently, "Tell me, dear little one, are you not very weary?" "It is strange, " said Mr. Tom Thumb, some months after, "that Ialways find now my ball of soap in its right place. " "It is because Piccolissima no longer rolls it into the corners for aplaything, " replied Mrs. Tom Thumb. "The little creature improves--growsreally intelligent. " "I am glad of it, " said, a little while afterwards, one of the eldersisters of the miniature woman; "I am no longer obliged to hunt fromplace to place for my thimble and my scissors they are now always inmy work box.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Piccolissima did not know what tounderstand, but she hastened to arm herself. Two bees, as her bodyguard, placed upon her head for helmet a flower of the snapdragon. Two wasps, redoubtable hussars, brought her for a shield a piece ofthe gold bronze wing shell of a beetle.
At last, she extended her hand to seize her lance, when a clap ofthunder shook the lily, dispersed the court, and the army, andPiccolissima awoke, and found herself in the hands of her mother, Mrs. Thomas Thumb, who said, very... gently, "Tell me, dear little one, are you not very weary?" "It is strange, " said Mr. Tom Thumb, some months after, "that Ialways find now my ball of soap in its right place. " "It is because Piccolissima no longer rolls it into the corners for aplaything, " replied Mrs. Tom Thumb. "The little creature improves--growsreally intelligent. " "I am glad of it, " said, a little while afterwards, one of the eldersisters of the miniature woman; "I am no longer obliged to hunt fromplace to place for my thimble and my scissors they are now always inmy work box.
What to read after Piccolissima?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Follen Eliza Lee Cabot to read onlineMoreLess
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