Prince Carrotte And Other Chronicles
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I am heartily glad, " said the Earl of Spitzbergen, :? that the hostilities which have for so long existed be- tween Fruitania and Nuttanny are about to come to an end. The two powers have been in hot water long enough. For the past fifteen years nothing has been the topic of court conversation but the quarrels which are continually taking place between King George and King Francis, and I, for one, long for another theme. I repeat, Sir Harold, I am heartily glad that the hostilities are about t...o come to an end. " r? And I shall be glad also, " replied the fruit addressed as Sir Harold, a tall, slim banana, dressed in a handsome suit of yellow satin, and wearing a curling wig liberally sprinkled with diamond powder, ' f if they really cease; but my mind misgives me that the trouble is not yet over. " ' I think you are mistaken in believing that, " said the earl. R The marriage of Stephanie with the Prince of Bar- acoa being once consummated, peace, of course, will reign. " T Ay, " said the banana, slowly, ' ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I am heartily glad, " said the Earl of Spitzbergen, :? that the hostilities which have for so long existed be- tween Fruitania and Nuttanny are about to come to an end. The two powers have been in hot water long enough. For the past fifteen years nothing has been the topic of court conversation but the quarrels which are continually taking place between King George and King Francis, and I, for one, long for another theme. I repeat, Sir Harold, I am heartily glad that the hostilities are about t...o come to an end. " r? And I shall be glad also, " replied the fruit addressed as Sir Harold, a tall, slim banana, dressed in a handsome suit of yellow satin, and wearing a curling wig liberally sprinkled with diamond powder, ' f if they really cease; but my mind misgives me that the trouble is not yet over. " ' I think you are mistaken in believing that, " said the earl. R The marriage of Stephanie with the Prince of Bar- acoa being once consummated, peace, of course, will reign. " T Ay, " said the banana, slowly, ' ?
What to read after Prince Carrotte And Other Chronicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Virginia Baker to read onlineMoreLess
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