Pretty Tales for the Nursery
Pretty Tales for the Nursery
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So they had a nice walk; and when they got to the house, Arthur wasshown into a large room, where he was told to sit down and wait, whilehis mamma went up-stairs to see her friend. The little boy was leftalone in the room; and at first he sat quite still, and only looked atthe pretty things that were lying on the table just before him. Butafter a while, he got up from the stool, and began to walk softly aboutthe room. There were many pretty things that he liked to look at. Therewere some birds ...under a large glass, and Arthur had never in all hislife seen any birds so gay and bright in colour. But he saw they werenot alive, for not one of them moved when he put his finger upon theglass. He was very sorry to think that the birds were not alive.
But the thing that Arthur liked best of all, better even than thebirds, was a very small china dog which he found on a low table in onecorner of the room. It was a white dog, with a curly tail and long ears;and it sat up on its hind legs, just as their live dog Carlo did athome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So they had a nice walk; and when they got to the house, Arthur wasshown into a large room, where he was told to sit down and wait, whilehis mamma went up-stairs to see her friend. The little boy was leftalone in the room; and at first he sat quite still, and only looked atthe pretty things that were lying on the table just before him. Butafter a while, he got up from the stool, and began to walk softly aboutthe room. There were many pretty things that he liked to look at. Therewere some birds ...under a large glass, and Arthur had never in all hislife seen any birds so gay and bright in colour. But he saw they werenot alive, for not one of them moved when he put his finger upon theglass. He was very sorry to think that the birds were not alive.
But the thing that Arthur liked best of all, better even than thebirds, was a very small china dog which he found on a low table in onecorner of the room. It was a white dog, with a curly tail and long ears;and it sat up on its hind legs, just as their live dog Carlo did athome.
What to read after Pretty Tales for the Nursery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thompson Isabel to read onlineMoreLess
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