Stories And Poems for Children
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First with the right and then with the left paw she gave him little cuffs and pushes and pats which moved him no more than a rock. At last he seemed to become suddenly aware that he was being treated with somewhat more familiarity than was agreeable from an entire stranger, and began to move his ponderous front claws uneasily.
Still Bergetta continued to frisk about him, till he thrust out his eight smaller claws with a gesture of displeasure, and opened and shut the clumsy teeth of the larger ...ones in a way that was quite dreadful to behold. "This is very funny, " thought Bergetta. "I wonder what it means ! " and she pushed her little white paw directly between the teeth- of the larger claw which was opening and shutting slowly. Instantly the two sides snapped together with a tremendous grip, and Bergetta uttered 'a scream of pain, —her paw was caught as in a vise and cut nearly through with the uneven toothed edge.
Alas, alas! Here was a situation. In vain she tried to get away; the lobster's claw clasped her deli- bergetta's misfortunes 53 cate paw in a grasp altogether too close for comfort.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
First with the right and then with the left paw she gave him little cuffs and pushes and pats which moved him no more than a rock. At last he seemed to become suddenly aware that he was being treated with somewhat more familiarity than was agreeable from an entire stranger, and began to move his ponderous front claws uneasily.
Still Bergetta continued to frisk about him, till he thrust out his eight smaller claws with a gesture of displeasure, and opened and shut the clumsy teeth of the larger ...ones in a way that was quite dreadful to behold. "This is very funny, " thought Bergetta. "I wonder what it means ! " and she pushed her little white paw directly between the teeth- of the larger claw which was opening and shutting slowly. Instantly the two sides snapped together with a tremendous grip, and Bergetta uttered 'a scream of pain, —her paw was caught as in a vise and cut nearly through with the uneven toothed edge.
Alas, alas! Here was a situation. In vain she tried to get away; the lobster's claw clasped her deli- bergetta's misfortunes 53 cate paw in a grasp altogether too close for comfort.
What to read after Stories And Poems for Children?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Celia Thaxter to read onlineMoreLess
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