The Field of Clover
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His heart queegled to a jelly at the sight; but the green feet luredhim so, that he still thought how to get to them and yet be safe. Surely, to be in the Wishing-Pot and out by the sound of the nextAngelus became the shape of his wish. He shut his eyes, cried ten uponthe venture, and was in the Wishing-Pot!
The little green feet were trebling over the glass with a sound likerunning water; and he himself began running at full speed, shot offinto the Wishing-Pot like a pellet from a pop-gun. Not...hing could hesee of his dear but her wee green feet. But above them as they ran heheard showery laughter, and he knew that his lady was there beforehim, though invisible to the eye.
The Pot, now he was in it, seemed bigger than the biggest dome in theworld; to run all round it took him two or three minutes. Away in thecentre of its base stood a great opal knob, like the axle to a wheelround which he and the green feet kept circling.
However much he wished and wished, the green feet still kept theirdistance, for now he was _in_ the Wishing-Pot wishes availed himnothing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His heart queegled to a jelly at the sight; but the green feet luredhim so, that he still thought how to get to them and yet be safe. Surely, to be in the Wishing-Pot and out by the sound of the nextAngelus became the shape of his wish. He shut his eyes, cried ten uponthe venture, and was in the Wishing-Pot!
The little green feet were trebling over the glass with a sound likerunning water; and he himself began running at full speed, shot offinto the Wishing-Pot like a pellet from a pop-gun. Not...hing could hesee of his dear but her wee green feet. But above them as they ran heheard showery laughter, and he knew that his lady was there beforehim, though invisible to the eye.
The Pot, now he was in it, seemed bigger than the biggest dome in theworld; to run all round it took him two or three minutes. Away in thecentre of its base stood a great opal knob, like the axle to a wheelround which he and the green feet kept circling.
However much he wished and wished, the green feet still kept theirdistance, for now he was _in_ the Wishing-Pot wishes availed himnothing.
What to read after The Field of Clover?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Housman Laurence to read onlineMoreLess
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