Snickerty Nick
Snickerty Nick
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54 SNICKERTY NICK ALL [Rushing forward'] Let me do it.
[They wheel him round. The wheelbarrow up- sets and the Dwarf rolls out, jumps up and rubs his eyes. Spring and the faeries dis- appear. ] DWARF Is it time to get up? I think I must have had a nap. I had a dream just now. What was it? Have I slept seven years? [Proudly] I must see if I am still as beautiful as I was.
The Marquise of Magog loved me for my strange beauty. Beauty is a joy forever.
[He takes a mirror from his coat and looks at ...himself. Glances over his shoulder to see if anyone could be looking into the mirror. ] Extraordinary ! This must be some mistake.
Is this a face? Well, well, well! Personally I 55 SNICKERTY NICK think beauty is only skin deep, fit for women and peacocks. But what is this? A dandelion? I must have been picking flowers in my sleep.
I love to sleep-walk in a dell, To gather flowers and whistle — But O, I woke up with a yell The night I picked a thistle.
I dreamed I kissed a little girl As pretty as my sister — But O, she had long finger-nails And scratched me when I kissed her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
54 SNICKERTY NICK ALL [Rushing forward'] Let me do it.
[They wheel him round. The wheelbarrow up- sets and the Dwarf rolls out, jumps up and rubs his eyes. Spring and the faeries dis- appear. ] DWARF Is it time to get up? I think I must have had a nap. I had a dream just now. What was it? Have I slept seven years? [Proudly] I must see if I am still as beautiful as I was.
The Marquise of Magog loved me for my strange beauty. Beauty is a joy forever.
[He takes a mirror from his coat and looks at ...himself. Glances over his shoulder to see if anyone could be looking into the mirror. ] Extraordinary ! This must be some mistake.
Is this a face? Well, well, well! Personally I 55 SNICKERTY NICK think beauty is only skin deep, fit for women and peacocks. But what is this? A dandelion? I must have been picking flowers in my sleep.
I love to sleep-walk in a dell, To gather flowers and whistle — But O, I woke up with a yell The night I picked a thistle.
I dreamed I kissed a little girl As pretty as my sister — But O, she had long finger-nails And scratched me when I kissed her.
What to read after Snickerty Nick?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Julia Ellsworth Shaw Ford to read onlineMoreLess
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