The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories I Puss in Boots Ii Jack And
The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories I Puss in Boots Ii Jack And
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However, they trusted to his cleverness ; and, as he made a sign to them to go, they did so. Hop-o'-my- Thumb then got hold of one of the Boots, which he pulled off the Giant's leg without much difficulty ; he then pulled off the other, and thought he would try if they would fit a little foot as well as a big one, as he had read of in the story-book. To his great de- light, as you may suppose, when he pulled them on they fitted him like a glove.
It was but a " hop, step and a jump " to his fath...er's hut, so he got there before his brothers. He found ^fu. GiAht 0|ve falls a. Sleeji. Kop'oViyTlumh, jiuJls off tiu. 5e. Ve. A- Lea, gucJ3ool;s wKilsUu&Brotlttrs riutavvdy - 143 Hop-O'-My-Thumb 145 that his mother had returned home, and that she and his father were both in tears. They were overjoyed to see him, and eagerly inquired where his brothers were, upon which he told them they would be there almost directly. His mother took him in her arms, and sobbed and cried over him, but he said : "Cheer up, dear father and mother, for I think I have now made all oiir fortunes " ; and he then told his father all about the Giant, and showed him the Seven-League Boots ; and as he was telling this, in came the other boys, crying : " O father !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
However, they trusted to his cleverness ; and, as he made a sign to them to go, they did so. Hop-o'-my- Thumb then got hold of one of the Boots, which he pulled off the Giant's leg without much difficulty ; he then pulled off the other, and thought he would try if they would fit a little foot as well as a big one, as he had read of in the story-book. To his great de- light, as you may suppose, when he pulled them on they fitted him like a glove.
It was but a " hop, step and a jump " to his fath...er's hut, so he got there before his brothers. He found ^fu. GiAht 0|ve falls a. Sleeji. Kop'oViyTlumh, jiuJls off tiu. 5e. Ve. A- Lea, gucJ3ool;s wKilsUu&Brotlttrs riutavvdy - 143 Hop-O'-My-Thumb 145 that his mother had returned home, and that she and his father were both in tears. They were overjoyed to see him, and eagerly inquired where his brothers were, upon which he told them they would be there almost directly. His mother took him in her arms, and sobbed and cried over him, but he said : "Cheer up, dear father and mother, for I think I have now made all oiir fortunes " ; and he then told his father all about the Giant, and showed him the Seven-League Boots ; and as he was telling this, in came the other boys, crying : " O father !
What to read after The Cruikshank Fairy book Four Famous Stories I Puss in Boots Ii Jack And?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cruikshank, George, 1792-1878 to read onlineMoreLess
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