Sir Knight of the Golden Pathway
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He was not used to dressing alone, but nurse would not like to get up so early, and he managed the best he could without her.
It was slow work, but finally he came to the little Tarn o' Shanter cap, which he pulled down over his ears, because Easter came early that year, and the air was still frosty. The leather leggins were very hard to button, but at last they were on, and he broke off a lily that was smaller than the rest, and put it in his button- hole because it was Easter day. So, " Very ...early, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, " in that same hour when the women of Judea ran on triad feet to tell the tidings o t> of the risen Christ, this jolly little disciple in Tarn o' Shanter cap and leather leggins, with a lily on his coat, started out upon the self-same errand.
55 . He air was brip-ht crisp, and set all the blood in his round, healthy little body ting- ling. He danced and capered as he went, and wished My Lady were there.
He found little lumps of snow to throw at the sparrows, but they were soft and would not hurt ; so he trudged along, de- in the air and motion.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was not used to dressing alone, but nurse would not like to get up so early, and he managed the best he could without her.
It was slow work, but finally he came to the little Tarn o' Shanter cap, which he pulled down over his ears, because Easter came early that year, and the air was still frosty. The leather leggins were very hard to button, but at last they were on, and he broke off a lily that was smaller than the rest, and put it in his button- hole because it was Easter day. So, " Very ...early, as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week, " in that same hour when the women of Judea ran on triad feet to tell the tidings o t> of the risen Christ, this jolly little disciple in Tarn o' Shanter cap and leather leggins, with a lily on his coat, started out upon the self-same errand.
55 . He air was brip-ht crisp, and set all the blood in his round, healthy little body ting- ling. He danced and capered as he went, and wished My Lady were there.
He found little lumps of snow to throw at the sparrows, but they were soft and would not hurt ; so he trudged along, de- in the air and motion.
What to read after Sir Knight of the Golden Pathway?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Anna S P Duryea to read onlineMoreLess
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