Tales From Catland, for Little Kittens
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One fine brightmorning, not many days after the Fairy's visit, Friskarina wassitting, all by herself, on the drawing-room window-seat, thinkingover all the wonderful things that had happened, when suddenly shesaw, flying past the house, a pair of milk-white doves, with silvercollars round their necks, and bearing between them what seemed to bea small white box, which they gently placed upon the lawn, and thenthey flew away. The white box grew taller and taller, larger andlarger; till, in a few ...minutes, there stood the loveliest littlecottage you ever beheld. Its walls were of the richest carvedivory--there were two parlors in it, one for the winter, which facedthe south, and was lined with crimson velvet, and the other forsummer, hung with sea-green silk. The chairs and tables were ofsatin-wood; the cups and saucers of the prettiest porcelain; and therewere crystal flower-pots in the windows, filled with maiden-blushroses and lilies-of-the-valley. Over the door was written in goldenletters, 'A PRESENT FOR FRISKARINA.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One fine brightmorning, not many days after the Fairy's visit, Friskarina wassitting, all by herself, on the drawing-room window-seat, thinkingover all the wonderful things that had happened, when suddenly shesaw, flying past the house, a pair of milk-white doves, with silvercollars round their necks, and bearing between them what seemed to bea small white box, which they gently placed upon the lawn, and thenthey flew away. The white box grew taller and taller, larger andlarger; till, in a few ...minutes, there stood the loveliest littlecottage you ever beheld. Its walls were of the richest carvedivory--there were two parlors in it, one for the winter, which facedthe south, and was lined with crimson velvet, and the other forsummer, hung with sea-green silk. The chairs and tables were ofsatin-wood; the cups and saucers of the prettiest porcelain; and therewere crystal flower-pots in the windows, filled with maiden-blushroses and lilies-of-the-valley. Over the door was written in goldenletters, 'A PRESENT FOR FRISKARINA.
What to read after Tales From Catland, for Little Kittens?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grimalkin Tabitha to read onlineMoreLess
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