St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 2, December, 1877
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People would never have even thought of having such good times if ithad not been for these fairies.
One delightful afternoon, about a month before Sweet Marjoram Day, Corette, who was a little girl just old enough, and not a day too old(which is exactly the age all little girls ought to be), was talkingabout the fairy cottage to some of her companions.
"We never can see it, " said Corette, sorrowfully.
"No, " said one of the other girls, "we are too big. If we were littleenough, we might go. " ..."Are you sure the sisters would be glad to see us, then?" askedCorette.
"Yes, I heard them say so. But it doesn't matter at all, as we are notlittle enough. " "No, " said Corette, and she went off to take a walk by herself.
She had not walked far before she reached a small house which stood bythe sea-shore. This house belonged to a Reformed Pirate who lived thereall by himself. He had entirely given up a sea-faring life so as toavoid all temptation, and he employed his time in the mildest pursuitshe could think of.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
People would never have even thought of having such good times if ithad not been for these fairies.
One delightful afternoon, about a month before Sweet Marjoram Day, Corette, who was a little girl just old enough, and not a day too old(which is exactly the age all little girls ought to be), was talkingabout the fairy cottage to some of her companions.
"We never can see it, " said Corette, sorrowfully.
"No, " said one of the other girls, "we are too big. If we were littleenough, we might go. " ..."Are you sure the sisters would be glad to see us, then?" askedCorette.
"Yes, I heard them say so. But it doesn't matter at all, as we are notlittle enough. " "No, " said Corette, and she went off to take a walk by herself.
She had not walked far before she reached a small house which stood bythe sea-shore. This house belonged to a Reformed Pirate who lived thereall by himself. He had entirely given up a sea-faring life so as toavoid all temptation, and he employed his time in the mildest pursuitshe could think of.
What to read after St. Nicholas, Vol. 5, No. 2, December, 1877?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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