The book of Dragons
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“What will you do when you grow up, Princess?” asked the gardener’s boy.
“I should like to marry you, Tom,” said the Princess. “Would you mind?”
“No,” said the gardener’s boy. “I shouldn’t mind much. I’ll marry you if you like—if I have time.”
For the gardener’s boy meant, as soon as he was grownup, to be a general and a poet and a Prime Minister and an admiral and a civil engineer. Meanwhile he was top of all his classes at school, and tip-top of the geography class.
As for the Princess Mary An...n, she was a very good little girl, and everyone loved her. She was always kind and polite, even to her Uncle James and to other people whom she did not like very much; and though she was not very clever, for a Princess, she always tried to do her lessons. Even if you know perfectly well that you can’t do your lessons, you may as well try, and sometimes you find that by some fortunate accident they really are done. Then the Princess had a truly good heart: she was always kind to her pets.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“What will you do when you grow up, Princess?” asked the gardener’s boy.
“I should like to marry you, Tom,” said the Princess. “Would you mind?”
“No,” said the gardener’s boy. “I shouldn’t mind much. I’ll marry you if you like—if I have time.”
For the gardener’s boy meant, as soon as he was grownup, to be a general and a poet and a Prime Minister and an admiral and a civil engineer. Meanwhile he was top of all his classes at school, and tip-top of the geography class.
As for the Princess Mary An...n, she was a very good little girl, and everyone loved her. She was always kind and polite, even to her Uncle James and to other people whom she did not like very much; and though she was not very clever, for a Princess, she always tried to do her lessons. Even if you know perfectly well that you can’t do your lessons, you may as well try, and sometimes you find that by some fortunate accident they really are done. Then the Princess had a truly good heart: she was always kind to her pets.
What to read after The book of Dragons?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E. Nesbit to read onlineMoreLess
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