Story of the Mince Pie
Story of the Mince Pie
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" 'I do not want the gold. Let it lie a glit- tering pathway to the land of joy, where the children may dance and play to their hearts' content.
" 'As long as we do right the Golden Por- tal will never close. Farewell/ 'With these words he turned and walked toward the mountain door. The parents hurried to their homes, to find the boys order- ing out the wooden soldiers, and the dolls drowsily smiling into mother eyes and listen- 59 MRS. SUGAR ing to the far-away lullaby of the dear Pied Piper. ..." As the Story Elf finished she again van- ished, and during the silence that followed the dolls thought they still heard the Piper's far away lullaby.
As it died away Allspice cried : "How lovely to bring the children home again. I'm glad she told us about it, for I always felt sorry for the parents and the dear little lame boy all alone.
"I hope we can have her come again. " "Perhaps we may, but now we must go on with our stories.
"You know an old poem tells us little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" 'I do not want the gold. Let it lie a glit- tering pathway to the land of joy, where the children may dance and play to their hearts' content.
" 'As long as we do right the Golden Por- tal will never close. Farewell/ 'With these words he turned and walked toward the mountain door. The parents hurried to their homes, to find the boys order- ing out the wooden soldiers, and the dolls drowsily smiling into mother eyes and listen- 59 MRS. SUGAR ing to the far-away lullaby of the dear Pied Piper. ..." As the Story Elf finished she again van- ished, and during the silence that followed the dolls thought they still heard the Piper's far away lullaby.
As it died away Allspice cried : "How lovely to bring the children home again. I'm glad she told us about it, for I always felt sorry for the parents and the dear little lame boy all alone.
"I hope we can have her come again. " "Perhaps we may, but now we must go on with our stories.
"You know an old poem tells us little girls are made of sugar and spice and all things nice.
What to read after Story of the Mince Pie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Josephine Scribner Gates to read onlineMoreLess
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