Stories of Mother Goose Village
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"All here?" said the Great Big Pumpkin, gayly.
"All here, " said the Middle Size Pump- kin, smiling.
75 - 76 - "All here, "said the Little Wee Pumpkin, with a sneeze. "But I think it will be our last night together, for I heard Peter say to- day that to-morrow he would pull us, and send us on our journeys. How delightful!" "To be sure, " said the Great Big Pump- kin. "I hope we will make the best of pies for somebody's Thanksgiving dinner. Speak- ing of journeys, though, I do hope Peter will se...nd me to London Town. They say the sights are very wonderful. " "So I've heard, " said the Middle Size Pumpkin. "I should be glad to stop at the King's palace. Old King Cole is a merry old soul. " "And I, too, " said the Little Wee Pump- kin. " I should like so much to see the Prin- cess Cinderella, whom every one loves. But I am not large nor fine enough to go to the palace. Most of all, I should like to make somebody very happy on Thanksgiving 77 Day, and then, too, I hope my seeds will be saved and planted next year.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"All here?" said the Great Big Pumpkin, gayly.
"All here, " said the Middle Size Pump- kin, smiling.
75 - 76 - "All here, "said the Little Wee Pumpkin, with a sneeze. "But I think it will be our last night together, for I heard Peter say to- day that to-morrow he would pull us, and send us on our journeys. How delightful!" "To be sure, " said the Great Big Pump- kin. "I hope we will make the best of pies for somebody's Thanksgiving dinner. Speak- ing of journeys, though, I do hope Peter will se...nd me to London Town. They say the sights are very wonderful. " "So I've heard, " said the Middle Size Pumpkin. "I should be glad to stop at the King's palace. Old King Cole is a merry old soul. " "And I, too, " said the Little Wee Pump- kin. " I should like so much to see the Prin- cess Cinderella, whom every one loves. But I am not large nor fine enough to go to the palace. Most of all, I should like to make somebody very happy on Thanksgiving 77 Day, and then, too, I hope my seeds will be saved and planted next year.
What to read after Stories of Mother Goose Village?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Madge Alford Bigham to read onlineMoreLess
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