Playroom Stories, Or, How to Make Peace
Playroom Stories, Or, How to Make Peace
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Feeble little Mew-Mew only spoke once again. "Put your arm round my neck, So-Fat, " said Mew-Mew. " I think I shall go to sleep now. Kiss me, dear So-Fat. " And she put up her little sad thin face, and So-Fat kissed her, and then she shut her eyes, and they crept close to one another for warmth, and she fell asleep. It was a dark cold night, and poor So-Fat, who was so hungry that he couldn't go to sleep at all, lay shivering and crying, and watching Mew-Mew's faint, faint slow breathing all th...e night long. Every hour he thought that she would die, but the hours passed, one after another, and she still went on breathing in the same feeble way. She was still alive when the cold dawn came, and when the sun rose. It had been night when they had come to this place quite dark, and misty; when morning came, what do you think that So-Fat saw ? He opened his hungry eyes when the birds began to sing, and, looking up and round him, he saw- -far away, beyond the fields the farm-house at home. ADVENTURES OF SO-FAT AND MEW-MEW.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Feeble little Mew-Mew only spoke once again. "Put your arm round my neck, So-Fat, " said Mew-Mew. " I think I shall go to sleep now. Kiss me, dear So-Fat. " And she put up her little sad thin face, and So-Fat kissed her, and then she shut her eyes, and they crept close to one another for warmth, and she fell asleep. It was a dark cold night, and poor So-Fat, who was so hungry that he couldn't go to sleep at all, lay shivering and crying, and watching Mew-Mew's faint, faint slow breathing all th...e night long. Every hour he thought that she would die, but the hours passed, one after another, and she still went on breathing in the same feeble way. She was still alive when the cold dawn came, and when the sun rose. It had been night when they had come to this place quite dark, and misty; when morning came, what do you think that So-Fat saw ? He opened his hungry eyes when the birds began to sing, and, looking up and round him, he saw- -far away, beyond the fields the farm-house at home. ADVENTURES OF SO-FAT AND MEW-MEW.
What to read after Playroom Stories, Or, How to Make Peace?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Georgiana Marion Craik to read onlineMoreLess
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