The Counterpane Fairy
The Counterpane Fairy
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After a while the iron that the little men were beating had to be put inthe fire again to heat, and then they turned and looked at Teddy.
"Good-day, " said he.
"Good-day, " answered the dwarfs, staring hard at him.
"What are you making there?" asked Teddy.
"A link, " answered the dwarfs.
"A link!" said Teddy. "What for?" "For a chain, " answered the dwarfs, and then the iron was hot and theytook it out again and laid it on the anvil. Clink-clank! clink-clank!clink-clank! went their hammers.
Ted...dy watched them at their work for a while, and then he went on tothe next forge, and there it was the same thing--more little dwarfshammering away at their anvils as if their lives depended on it.
"Good-day, " said Teddy, as soon as they paused to heat the iron.
"Good-day, " said the dwarfs.
"What are you making there?" asked Teddy.
"A link, " answered the dwarfs.
"What for?" said Teddy.
"For a chain, " answered the dwarfs, and then they set to work again.
Teddy went on and on through the forges, and in every one of them werelittle dwarfs hammering away on links.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a while the iron that the little men were beating had to be put inthe fire again to heat, and then they turned and looked at Teddy.
"Good-day, " said he.
"Good-day, " answered the dwarfs, staring hard at him.
"What are you making there?" asked Teddy.
"A link, " answered the dwarfs.
"A link!" said Teddy. "What for?" "For a chain, " answered the dwarfs, and then the iron was hot and theytook it out again and laid it on the anvil. Clink-clank! clink-clank!clink-clank! went their hammers.
Ted...dy watched them at their work for a while, and then he went on tothe next forge, and there it was the same thing--more little dwarfshammering away at their anvils as if their lives depended on it.
"Good-day, " said Teddy, as soon as they paused to heat the iron.
"Good-day, " said the dwarfs.
"What are you making there?" asked Teddy.
"A link, " answered the dwarfs.
"What for?" said Teddy.
"For a chain, " answered the dwarfs, and then they set to work again.
Teddy went on and on through the forges, and in every one of them werelittle dwarfs hammering away on links.
What to read after The Counterpane Fairy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pyle Katharine to read onlineMoreLess
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