Story Telling, What to Tell And How to Tell It
Story Telling, What to Tell And How to Tell It
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"No, ma'am, " they said, "we do not know; but perhaps when the Wind comes, he will be able to give you some information. " The girl shivered a little, and drew her green mantle about her and waited.
By-and-by the Wind came blustering along. He caught the trees by their branches, and shook them in rough friendly greeting.
"Well, boys!" he shouted, "Old Winter is gone, is he? I wish you joy of his departure! But where is the lady who was coming to take his place ? " " She is here, " answered the ...trees, " sitting on the ground; but she does not know her own name, which seems to trouble her. " "Ho! ho!" roared the Wind. "Not know her own name? That is news, indeed! And here she has been sleeping, while all the world has been look- ing for her, and calling her, and wondering where upon earth she was. Come, young lady, " he added, addressing the girl with rough courtesy, " I will show you the way to your dressing-room, which has been ready and waiting for you for a fortnight and more. " So he led the way through the forest, and the girl followed, rubbing her pretty, sleepy eyes, and drag- ging her mantle behind her.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"No, ma'am, " they said, "we do not know; but perhaps when the Wind comes, he will be able to give you some information. " The girl shivered a little, and drew her green mantle about her and waited.
By-and-by the Wind came blustering along. He caught the trees by their branches, and shook them in rough friendly greeting.
"Well, boys!" he shouted, "Old Winter is gone, is he? I wish you joy of his departure! But where is the lady who was coming to take his place ? " " She is here, " answered the ...trees, " sitting on the ground; but she does not know her own name, which seems to trouble her. " "Ho! ho!" roared the Wind. "Not know her own name? That is news, indeed! And here she has been sleeping, while all the world has been look- ing for her, and calling her, and wondering where upon earth she was. Come, young lady, " he added, addressing the girl with rough courtesy, " I will show you the way to your dressing-room, which has been ready and waiting for you for a fortnight and more. " So he led the way through the forest, and the girl followed, rubbing her pretty, sleepy eyes, and drag- ging her mantle behind her.
What to read after Story Telling, What to Tell And How to Tell It?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edna Lyman Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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