The Fairy Doll
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‘But I didn’t.’ ‘Perhaps you left her at school.’ ‘I didn’t.’ ‘In your satchel.’ ‘In your pocket . . .’ ‘On the counter in the shop.’ ‘In the bathroom.’ ‘On the bookshelf.’ ‘Behind the clock.’ ‘Up in the apple tree.’ ‘I didn’t. I didn’t. I didn’t,’ sobbed Elizabeth.
Everyone was very kind. They all looked everywhere, high and low, up and down, in and out. Godfrey said he looked under every leaf in the whole garden that was big enough. It was no good. Fairy Doll was lost.
Elizabeth went a...nd lay down on the floor behind the cedar chest; she only came out to have a cup of milk and go to bed.
Next morning she went behind the chest and lay down again.
‘Make her come out,’ said Josie, who seemed curiously worried.
‘Leave her alone,’ said Mother.
‘She must come out. She has to go to school.’ But Elizabeth would not go to school.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
‘But I didn’t.’ ‘Perhaps you left her at school.’ ‘I didn’t.’ ‘In your satchel.’ ‘In your pocket . . .’ ‘On the counter in the shop.’ ‘In the bathroom.’ ‘On the bookshelf.’ ‘Behind the clock.’ ‘Up in the apple tree.’ ‘I didn’t. I didn’t. I didn’t,’ sobbed Elizabeth.
Everyone was very kind. They all looked everywhere, high and low, up and down, in and out. Godfrey said he looked under every leaf in the whole garden that was big enough. It was no good. Fairy Doll was lost.
Elizabeth went a...nd lay down on the floor behind the cedar chest; she only came out to have a cup of milk and go to bed.
Next morning she went behind the chest and lay down again.
‘Make her come out,’ said Josie, who seemed curiously worried.
‘Leave her alone,’ said Mother.
‘She must come out. She has to go to school.’ But Elizabeth would not go to school.
What to read after The Fairy Doll?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rumer Godden to read onlineMoreLess
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