The Diary of a Free Kindergarten
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Once we all stood in a ring for quite ten minutes, if not fifteen, watching the movements of a worm.
On one of our walks some gigantic stalks of cow-parsnips, five or six feet high, had been cut and left lying by the roadside. The first discoverer seized one and held it aloft as a banner, and they must all needs follow suit. Davie ordered them into line, and they made a stately and majestic procession, heralding the approach of an imaginary king. No character GARDEN TOILET 67 in the finest page...ant of this summer of pageants could have felt more alive to the splendour and glory and grandeur and dignity he represented than our David with his banner of cow-parsnip, disdainful of fatigue or any other mundane matter.
We had put the cart before the horse in making them familiar with hedgehog before they knew hedge. The little ones seemed unable to say hedge without adding the hog. The road was called by most of them ' street ' to the end of the chapter.
When the weather was fit I did the evening hair-brushing in the garden.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Once we all stood in a ring for quite ten minutes, if not fifteen, watching the movements of a worm.
On one of our walks some gigantic stalks of cow-parsnips, five or six feet high, had been cut and left lying by the roadside. The first discoverer seized one and held it aloft as a banner, and they must all needs follow suit. Davie ordered them into line, and they made a stately and majestic procession, heralding the approach of an imaginary king. No character GARDEN TOILET 67 in the finest page...ant of this summer of pageants could have felt more alive to the splendour and glory and grandeur and dignity he represented than our David with his banner of cow-parsnip, disdainful of fatigue or any other mundane matter.
We had put the cart before the horse in making them familiar with hedgehog before they knew hedge. The little ones seemed unable to say hedge without adding the hog. The road was called by most of them ' street ' to the end of the chapter.
When the weather was fit I did the evening hair-brushing in the garden.
What to read after The Diary of a Free Kindergarten?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lileen Hardy to read onlineMoreLess
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