Story Telling for Upper Grade Teachers
Story Telling for Upper Grade Teachers
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" asked the demon quickly.
" He is not here to-day, " answered the child, " for this is a holiday for every one and I am quite alone. " Then the demon rose to his feet slowly and said he felt so much better after the good food, that he thought he could walk a little, and would like very much to come in and see the beautiful garden and the fountain he had heard about.
So the child climbed up and with great difficulty drew back the bolts. The great gates swung open and the demon walked in.
As the...y went along together towards the fountain, the child held out his little hand to lead the pilgrim, but even the demon shrank from touching anything so pure and innocent, and folded his arms under his robe, so that the child could only hold by a fold of his cloak.
" What strange kind of feet you have, " said the child as they walked along; " they look as if they belonged to an animal. " 126 STOKY-TELLING " Yes, they are curious, " said the demon, " but it is just the way they are made. " Then the child began to notice the demon's hands, which were even more strange than his feet, and just like the paws of a bear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" asked the demon quickly.
" He is not here to-day, " answered the child, " for this is a holiday for every one and I am quite alone. " Then the demon rose to his feet slowly and said he felt so much better after the good food, that he thought he could walk a little, and would like very much to come in and see the beautiful garden and the fountain he had heard about.
So the child climbed up and with great difficulty drew back the bolts. The great gates swung open and the demon walked in.
As the...y went along together towards the fountain, the child held out his little hand to lead the pilgrim, but even the demon shrank from touching anything so pure and innocent, and folded his arms under his robe, so that the child could only hold by a fold of his cloak.
" What strange kind of feet you have, " said the child as they walked along; " they look as if they belonged to an animal. " 126 STOKY-TELLING " Yes, they are curious, " said the demon, " but it is just the way they are made. " Then the child began to notice the demon's hands, which were even more strange than his feet, and just like the paws of a bear.
What to read after Story Telling for Upper Grade Teachers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Allen Cross to read onlineMoreLess
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