The Golden Scarecrow
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Miss Emily came in, hesitated a moment, then walked over to her niece. In her hands shecarried a beautiful doll with flaxen hair, long white robes, and theassured confidence of one who is spotless and knows it.
"There, Angelina, " she said. "I oughtn't to have burnt your doll. I'msorry. Here's a beautiful new one. " Angelina took the spotless one; then with a little thrust of her handshe pushed the half-open window wider apart. Very deliberately shedropped the doll (at whose beauty she had not ...glanced) out, away, downinto the Square.
The doll, white in the dusk, tossed and whirled, and spun finally, awhite speck far below, and struck the pavement.
Then Angelina turned, and with a little sigh of satisfaction looked ather aunt.
CHAPTER IV BIM ROCHESTER I This is the story of Bim Rochester's first Odyssey. It is a story thathas Bim himself for the only proof of its veracity, but he has never, bya shadow of a word, faltered in his account of it, and has remained sounamazed at some of the strange aspects in it that it seems almost animpertinence that we ourselves should show any wonder.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Miss Emily came in, hesitated a moment, then walked over to her niece. In her hands shecarried a beautiful doll with flaxen hair, long white robes, and theassured confidence of one who is spotless and knows it.
"There, Angelina, " she said. "I oughtn't to have burnt your doll. I'msorry. Here's a beautiful new one. " Angelina took the spotless one; then with a little thrust of her handshe pushed the half-open window wider apart. Very deliberately shedropped the doll (at whose beauty she had not ...glanced) out, away, downinto the Square.
The doll, white in the dusk, tossed and whirled, and spun finally, awhite speck far below, and struck the pavement.
Then Angelina turned, and with a little sigh of satisfaction looked ather aunt.
CHAPTER IV BIM ROCHESTER I This is the story of Bim Rochester's first Odyssey. It is a story thathas Bim himself for the only proof of its veracity, but he has never, bya shadow of a word, faltered in his account of it, and has remained sounamazed at some of the strange aspects in it that it seems almost animpertinence that we ourselves should show any wonder.
What to read after The Golden Scarecrow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walpole Hugh Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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