Poppy's Presents
Poppy's Presents
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'It's a ghost; I'll be bound it's a ghost, ' said old Betty; 'they saythey _do_ haunt all these queer old places. ' 'Well, we'll have a look, ' said her husband, summoning up all hiscourage; 'so here goes. ' He turned the key, the door flew open, and outcame the three poor children, weary, pale, and shivering with cold.
'Well, I never!' said the verger's wife, holding up her hands inamazement.
'Wherever on earth have you come from?' said her husband.
'I know, father, ' said Rose Ann; 'these mus...t be the three children ofGrey Friars Court. I heard the bellman crying them last night. ' 'Poor little cold things!' said old Betty, 'and have ye been locked inthe tower all night?' 'Yes, ma'am, ' said Poppy, 'all night. ' 'But however did you get there?' said the verger. 'That's what I want toknow. ' 'Please, sir, don't be angry, ' said Jack; 'we found the door open, andwe went in. ' 'Well, I never heard the like, ' said Rose Ann. 'I declare they'reshaking from head to foot. Such a night as it has been, too; it'll be awonder if it isn't the death of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'It's a ghost; I'll be bound it's a ghost, ' said old Betty; 'they saythey _do_ haunt all these queer old places. ' 'Well, we'll have a look, ' said her husband, summoning up all hiscourage; 'so here goes. ' He turned the key, the door flew open, and outcame the three poor children, weary, pale, and shivering with cold.
'Well, I never!' said the verger's wife, holding up her hands inamazement.
'Wherever on earth have you come from?' said her husband.
'I know, father, ' said Rose Ann; 'these mus...t be the three children ofGrey Friars Court. I heard the bellman crying them last night. ' 'Poor little cold things!' said old Betty, 'and have ye been locked inthe tower all night?' 'Yes, ma'am, ' said Poppy, 'all night. ' 'But however did you get there?' said the verger. 'That's what I want toknow. ' 'Please, sir, don't be angry, ' said Jack; 'we found the door open, andwe went in. ' 'Well, I never heard the like, ' said Rose Ann. 'I declare they'reshaking from head to foot. Such a night as it has been, too; it'll be awonder if it isn't the death of them.
What to read after Poppy's Presents?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walton O. F. Mrs. to read onlineMoreLess
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