The Brownies And Other Tales
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' "'In the family. Yes, ma'am; but you were never her doll in particular. I was her very own, and she kept me longer than any other plaything. Myjudgment must be first. ' "'She is right, ' said the Jack-in-a-box; 'and now let us get on. Theprisoner is delivered unreservedly into the hands of our trusty andwell-beloved Rosa--doll of the first class--for punishment according tothe strict law of tit for tat. ' "'I shall request the assistance of the pewter tea-things, ' said Rosa, with her usual s...mile. 'And now, my love, ' she added, turning to me, 'wewill come and sit down. ' "Where the go-cart vanished to I cannot remember, nor how I got out ofit; I only know that I suddenly found myself free, and walking awaywith my hand in Rosa's. I remember vacantly feeling the rough edge ofthe stitches on her flat kid fingers, and wondering what would comenext.
"'How very oddly you hold your feet, my dear, ' she said; 'you stick outyour toes in such an eccentric fashion, and you lean on your legs as ifthey were table legs, instead of supporting yourself by my hand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' "'In the family. Yes, ma'am; but you were never her doll in particular. I was her very own, and she kept me longer than any other plaything. Myjudgment must be first. ' "'She is right, ' said the Jack-in-a-box; 'and now let us get on. Theprisoner is delivered unreservedly into the hands of our trusty andwell-beloved Rosa--doll of the first class--for punishment according tothe strict law of tit for tat. ' "'I shall request the assistance of the pewter tea-things, ' said Rosa, with her usual s...mile. 'And now, my love, ' she added, turning to me, 'wewill come and sit down. ' "Where the go-cart vanished to I cannot remember, nor how I got out ofit; I only know that I suddenly found myself free, and walking awaywith my hand in Rosa's. I remember vacantly feeling the rough edge ofthe stitches on her flat kid fingers, and wondering what would comenext.
"'How very oddly you hold your feet, my dear, ' she said; 'you stick outyour toes in such an eccentric fashion, and you lean on your legs as ifthey were table legs, instead of supporting yourself by my hand.
What to read after The Brownies And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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