Pixy's Holiday Journey
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Wewill have some dinner and then go, that we may have a long afternoon atthe gardens. " This was a happy thought. Nothing could have taken the boy's mind fromhis loss of the dog so well as did the many varied interests which thegardens offered.
Near the entrance was a large, fine building used by visitors as aresting-place, and for refreshments. Mrs. Steiner did not pass it by, but the four went in and she bought a supply of cake as a supplement totheir light dinner. Then they went to see the s...plendid crested pea-fowlsthat were spreading their brilliantly tinted fans on the green lawn. Asthey passed a company of gay-plumaged parrots they were crying, "Dora!Dora!" and Mrs. Steiner told the boys of a lady who owned the largegreen parrot and was so weary of hearing it scream, "Dora! Dora!" frommorning until night, that she gave it to the garden; and now all theparrots screamed "Dora. " "Ask it what its name is, " she said to Fritz.
"What is your name?" he asked, going close to it.
"Same as yours, " was the reply, followed by croaking laughter.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Wewill have some dinner and then go, that we may have a long afternoon atthe gardens. " This was a happy thought. Nothing could have taken the boy's mind fromhis loss of the dog so well as did the many varied interests which thegardens offered.
Near the entrance was a large, fine building used by visitors as aresting-place, and for refreshments. Mrs. Steiner did not pass it by, but the four went in and she bought a supply of cake as a supplement totheir light dinner. Then they went to see the s...plendid crested pea-fowlsthat were spreading their brilliantly tinted fans on the green lawn. Asthey passed a company of gay-plumaged parrots they were crying, "Dora!Dora!" and Mrs. Steiner told the boys of a lady who owned the largegreen parrot and was so weary of hearing it scream, "Dora! Dora!" frommorning until night, that she gave it to the garden; and now all theparrots screamed "Dora. " "Ask it what its name is, " she said to Fritz.
"What is your name?" he asked, going close to it.
"Same as yours, " was the reply, followed by croaking laughter.
What to read after Pixy's Holiday Journey?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lang George to read onlineMoreLess
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