Play Days a book of Stories for Children
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Miss Polly said to herself that even that would be better than nothing, and walked on.
Saddest of all, she now began to have the toothache, and her feelings were too much for her. Her feet went slower and slower, and at last she had to sit down beside the road and hold her face with both hands. She saw a man coming toward her who proved to be Dr. Smith, the dentist. He was a very pleasant man, and he asked what the matter was, and looked at the little tooth and said : " Ho ! that bit of a thing... ? I have some pincers in my pocket, and \ '11 take care of it in a minute. " Poor Polly opened hei J?alf;Done poll?* Ill mouth and the doctor began to pull slowly and very hard, " There, dear, " said he, " don't scream any more ; it 's all light ; " but Polly felt it with her tongue. " Oh, dear 1 ' said she, " it is n't out, and it aches worse. Do pull it all out. " But the doctor answered, as he walked away, " That 's the way we pull them now. " It was lucky that Miss Polly Oliver was only dreaming, for she forgot this trouble immediately.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Polly said to herself that even that would be better than nothing, and walked on.
Saddest of all, she now began to have the toothache, and her feelings were too much for her. Her feet went slower and slower, and at last she had to sit down beside the road and hold her face with both hands. She saw a man coming toward her who proved to be Dr. Smith, the dentist. He was a very pleasant man, and he asked what the matter was, and looked at the little tooth and said : " Ho ! that bit of a thing... ? I have some pincers in my pocket, and \ '11 take care of it in a minute. " Poor Polly opened hei J?alf;Done poll?* Ill mouth and the doctor began to pull slowly and very hard, " There, dear, " said he, " don't scream any more ; it 's all light ; " but Polly felt it with her tongue. " Oh, dear 1 ' said she, " it is n't out, and it aches worse. Do pull it all out. " But the doctor answered, as he walked away, " That 's the way we pull them now. " It was lucky that Miss Polly Oliver was only dreaming, for she forgot this trouble immediately.
What to read after Play Days a book of Stories for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jewett Sarah Orne to read onlineMoreLess
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