The Christmas Dinner
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Suddenly FATHER, who has been eating some of his pudding, exclaims, Here's something new. You never put nuts in the plumpudding before, Mary.
Nuts? says MOTHER, very much surprised, There aren't any nuts inthe pudding.
But, indeed there are, FATHER insists, I've just eaten one.
And so have I, adds GRANDMOTHER.
And here is another one, declares GRANDFATHER, and he holds it upin his spoon. It's a hazel nut, he says, and puts it into hismouth.
Why, I don't understand it all, exclaims MOTHER. I did...n't put anyhazel nuts in the plum pudding. Who ever heard of such a thing!Children, have you found any in yours?
Yes, says GERTRUDE.
I've had two, says WALTER.
Mother has been looking carefully at the pudding on her plate. Ideclare, you're right, she says. Here's one in mine. She eats it. They are very good nuts, too; but how they ever got into the puddingis a mystery.
During this last speech the lid of the wood box has been pushed up, showing the two brownies, sitting up in the box, and also the top ofthe clothes basket, showing the fairies, looking out from the basket.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Suddenly FATHER, who has been eating some of his pudding, exclaims, Here's something new. You never put nuts in the plumpudding before, Mary.
Nuts? says MOTHER, very much surprised, There aren't any nuts inthe pudding.
But, indeed there are, FATHER insists, I've just eaten one.
And so have I, adds GRANDMOTHER.
And here is another one, declares GRANDFATHER, and he holds it upin his spoon. It's a hazel nut, he says, and puts it into hismouth.
Why, I don't understand it all, exclaims MOTHER. I did...n't put anyhazel nuts in the plum pudding. Who ever heard of such a thing!Children, have you found any in yours?
Yes, says GERTRUDE.
I've had two, says WALTER.
Mother has been looking carefully at the pudding on her plate. Ideclare, you're right, she says. Here's one in mine. She eats it. They are very good nuts, too; but how they ever got into the puddingis a mystery.
During this last speech the lid of the wood box has been pushed up, showing the two brownies, sitting up in the box, and also the top ofthe clothes basket, showing the fairies, looking out from the basket.
What to read after The Christmas Dinner?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Knapp Shepherd to read onlineMoreLess
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