The Cuckoo Clock
The Cuckoo Clock
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Up above her was the vast feathery cloudof butterflies, fluttering, _rushing_ down upon her.
"Cuckoo, cuckoo, " she screamed, "they'll suffocate me. Oh, cuckoo!" "Shut your eyes, and clap your hands loud, very loud, " called out thecuckoo.
And just as Griselda clapped her hands, holding her precioushandkerchief between her teeth, she heard him give his usual cry, "Cuckoo, cuckoo. " _Clap_--where were they all?
Griselda opened her eyes--garden, butterflies, cuckoo, all haddisappeared. She was in... bed, and Dorcas was knocking at the door withthe hot water.
"Miss Grizzel said I was to wake you at your usual time this morning, missie, " she said. "I hope you don't feel too tired to get up. " "Tired! I should think not, " replied Griselda. "I was awake this morningages before you, I can tell you, my dear Dorcas. Come here for a minute, Dorcas, please, " she went on. "There now, sniff my handkerchief. What doyou think of that?" "It's beautiful, " said Dorcas. "It's out of the big blue chinay bottleon your auntie's table, isn't it, missie?" "Stuff and nonsense, " replied Griselda; "it's scent of my own, Dorcas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Up above her was the vast feathery cloudof butterflies, fluttering, _rushing_ down upon her.
"Cuckoo, cuckoo, " she screamed, "they'll suffocate me. Oh, cuckoo!" "Shut your eyes, and clap your hands loud, very loud, " called out thecuckoo.
And just as Griselda clapped her hands, holding her precioushandkerchief between her teeth, she heard him give his usual cry, "Cuckoo, cuckoo. " _Clap_--where were they all?
Griselda opened her eyes--garden, butterflies, cuckoo, all haddisappeared. She was in... bed, and Dorcas was knocking at the door withthe hot water.
"Miss Grizzel said I was to wake you at your usual time this morning, missie, " she said. "I hope you don't feel too tired to get up. " "Tired! I should think not, " replied Griselda. "I was awake this morningages before you, I can tell you, my dear Dorcas. Come here for a minute, Dorcas, please, " she went on. "There now, sniff my handkerchief. What doyou think of that?" "It's beautiful, " said Dorcas. "It's out of the big blue chinay bottleon your auntie's table, isn't it, missie?" "Stuff and nonsense, " replied Griselda; "it's scent of my own, Dorcas.
What to read after The Cuckoo Clock?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Molesworth, Mrs., 1839-1921 to read onlineMoreLess
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