The Drummer's Coat
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"I can't a let you have it yet, my dear, " she said, guessing histhoughts, "and maybe when I can spare it for 'ee you won't care for totake it. But if ever it goes from me it shall go to you, that Ipromise 'ee, if so be as I can get it to 'ee. " Then they ran out to see the idiot saddle the ponies, with which he wasalready as friendly as if he had known them all his life. All animalsseemed to take to him, for he had pets without end. The twonanny-goats and the little hind followed him like dogs...; the squirrelwas always in his pocket or on his shoulder; and a jackdaw and amagpie, both of them pinioned, fluttered after him wherever he went, chattering and scolding as though the place belonged to them. Then thechildren mounted their ponies and off they started, the idiot leadingthe way on his own ragged pony, which he rode barebacked and with ahalter only for bridle; Dick came next, and then Elsie with the oldwoman walking by her side. The mist was as thick as ever, but thisseemed to make no difference to the idiot, as he guided them up thestream for a little distance and on over the rough yellow grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I can't a let you have it yet, my dear, " she said, guessing histhoughts, "and maybe when I can spare it for 'ee you won't care for totake it. But if ever it goes from me it shall go to you, that Ipromise 'ee, if so be as I can get it to 'ee. " Then they ran out to see the idiot saddle the ponies, with which he wasalready as friendly as if he had known them all his life. All animalsseemed to take to him, for he had pets without end. The twonanny-goats and the little hind followed him like dogs...; the squirrelwas always in his pocket or on his shoulder; and a jackdaw and amagpie, both of them pinioned, fluttered after him wherever he went, chattering and scolding as though the place belonged to them. Then thechildren mounted their ponies and off they started, the idiot leadingthe way on his own ragged pony, which he rode barebacked and with ahalter only for bridle; Dick came next, and then Elsie with the oldwoman walking by her side. The mist was as thick as ever, but thisseemed to make no difference to the idiot, as he guided them up thestream for a little distance and on over the rough yellow grass.
What to read after The Drummer's Coat?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fortescue John William to read onlineMoreLess
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