The Admirals Caravan
The Admirals Caravan
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Dorothy went off again into a burst of laughter at this. "He 's really the most ignorant little creature I ever saw, " she said. " I thought they was something to ride on, " said the Highlander, sulkily; "otherwise, I say, let 'em keep out of arks ! " The rest of the Caravan evidently IN THE TOY-SHOP 73 sided with him in this opinion, and after staring at Dorothy for a moment with great disfavor they all called out " Old Proudie ! " and solemnly walked off in a row as before. " I believe I shal...l have a fit if I meet them again, " said Dorothy to herself, laughing till her eyes were full of tears. "They 're certainly the foolishest things I ever saw, " and with this she walked away through the shop, and was just beginning to look at the toys again, when she came suddenly upon an old dame sit- ting contentedly in the shop in a great arm-chair. She was eating porridge out of a bowl in her lap, and her head was so close to the edge of the shelf that Dor- othy almost walked into her cap. " Drat the toys !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dorothy went off again into a burst of laughter at this. "He 's really the most ignorant little creature I ever saw, " she said. " I thought they was something to ride on, " said the Highlander, sulkily; "otherwise, I say, let 'em keep out of arks ! " The rest of the Caravan evidently IN THE TOY-SHOP 73 sided with him in this opinion, and after staring at Dorothy for a moment with great disfavor they all called out " Old Proudie ! " and solemnly walked off in a row as before. " I believe I shal...l have a fit if I meet them again, " said Dorothy to herself, laughing till her eyes were full of tears. "They 're certainly the foolishest things I ever saw, " and with this she walked away through the shop, and was just beginning to look at the toys again, when she came suddenly upon an old dame sit- ting contentedly in the shop in a great arm-chair. She was eating porridge out of a bowl in her lap, and her head was so close to the edge of the shelf that Dor- othy almost walked into her cap. " Drat the toys !
What to read after The Admirals Caravan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Carryl Charles Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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