Stuyvesant
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"Let us shut the window quick, " headded impatiently; and then creeping softly up to the place, he tookhold of the prop which held the shutter up, and gently drawing it in, he let the shutter down into its place.
"Shut the other window, " said Phonny. "Climb up on the bench, Stivy, and shut the other window as quick as you can. " Stuyvesant clambered up upon the bench and shut down the sash of thewindow.
"Now for the door, " said Phonny; and he ran to the door and shut it, looking round as he w...ent, toward the squirrel. As soon as he got thedoor shut he seemed relieved.
"There, " said he, "we have got him safe. The only thing now is tocatch him. " Here followed quite a long consultation between the two boys, inrespect to the course which it was now best to pursue. Phonny'sfirst plan was to put the trap upon the table and then for him andStuyvesant to drive the squirrel into it. Stuyvesant however thoughtthat that would be a very difficult operation.
"If the squirrel were a horse, " said he, "and the trap a barn, wemight possibly get him in; but as it is, I don't believe the thing canbe done.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Let us shut the window quick, " headded impatiently; and then creeping softly up to the place, he tookhold of the prop which held the shutter up, and gently drawing it in, he let the shutter down into its place.
"Shut the other window, " said Phonny. "Climb up on the bench, Stivy, and shut the other window as quick as you can. " Stuyvesant clambered up upon the bench and shut down the sash of thewindow.
"Now for the door, " said Phonny; and he ran to the door and shut it, looking round as he w...ent, toward the squirrel. As soon as he got thedoor shut he seemed relieved.
"There, " said he, "we have got him safe. The only thing now is tocatch him. " Here followed quite a long consultation between the two boys, inrespect to the course which it was now best to pursue. Phonny'sfirst plan was to put the trap upon the table and then for him andStuyvesant to drive the squirrel into it. Stuyvesant however thoughtthat that would be a very difficult operation.
"If the squirrel were a horse, " said he, "and the trap a barn, wemight possibly get him in; but as it is, I don't believe the thing canbe done.
What to read after Stuyvesant?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Abbott Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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