The Emerald City of Oz
The Emerald City of Oz
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" "'Scuse me, " interrupted Dorothy; "but I'm getting hungrier everyminute. Now, if you're polite and kind, as I'm sure you ought to be, you'll let me eat SOMETHING. There's so much to eat here that youwill never miss it. " Then a big, puffed-up man, of a delicate brown color, stepped forwardand said: "I think it would be a shame to send this child away hungry, especially as she agrees to eat whatever we can spare and not touchour people. " "So do I, Pop, " replied a Roll who stood near.
"What,... then, do you suggest, Mr. Over?" inquired Mr. Bunn.
"Why, I'll let her eat my back fence, if she wants to. It's made ofwaffles, and they're very crisp and nice. " "She may also eat my wheelbarrow, " added a pleasant looking Muffin. "It's made of nabiscos with a zuzu wheel. " "Very good; very good, " remarked Mr. Bunn. "That is certainly verykind of you. Go with Pop Over and Mr. Muffin, little girl, and theywill feed you. " "Thank you very much, " said Dorothy, gratefully. "May I bring my dogToto, and the Yellow Hen?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "'Scuse me, " interrupted Dorothy; "but I'm getting hungrier everyminute. Now, if you're polite and kind, as I'm sure you ought to be, you'll let me eat SOMETHING. There's so much to eat here that youwill never miss it. " Then a big, puffed-up man, of a delicate brown color, stepped forwardand said: "I think it would be a shame to send this child away hungry, especially as she agrees to eat whatever we can spare and not touchour people. " "So do I, Pop, " replied a Roll who stood near.
"What,... then, do you suggest, Mr. Over?" inquired Mr. Bunn.
"Why, I'll let her eat my back fence, if she wants to. It's made ofwaffles, and they're very crisp and nice. " "She may also eat my wheelbarrow, " added a pleasant looking Muffin. "It's made of nabiscos with a zuzu wheel. " "Very good; very good, " remarked Mr. Bunn. "That is certainly verykind of you. Go with Pop Over and Mr. Muffin, little girl, and theywill feed you. " "Thank you very much, " said Dorothy, gratefully. "May I bring my dogToto, and the Yellow Hen?
What to read after The Emerald City of Oz?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edith Van Dyne to read onlineMoreLess
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