The Holy Tree
The Holy Tree
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Boots could assure me that it was better than a picter, and equal to aplay, to see them babies, with their long, bright, curling hair, theirsparkling eyes, and their beautiful light tread, a rambling about thegarden, deep in love. Boots was of opinion that the birds believed theywas birds, and kept up with 'em, singing to please 'em. Sometimes theywould creep under the Tulip-tree, and would sit there with their armsround one another's necks, and their soft cheeks touching, a readingabout the Pr...ince and the Dragon, and the good and bad enchanters, and theking's fair daughter. Sometimes he would hear them planning about havinga house in a forest, keeping bees and a cow, and living entirely on milkand honey. Once he came upon them by the pond, and heard Master Harrysay, "Adorable Norah, kiss me, and say you love me to distraction, orI'll jump in head-foremost. " And Boots made no question he would havedone it if she hadn't complied. On the whole, Boots said it had atendency to make him feel as if he was in love himself--only he didn'texactly know who with.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Boots could assure me that it was better than a picter, and equal to aplay, to see them babies, with their long, bright, curling hair, theirsparkling eyes, and their beautiful light tread, a rambling about thegarden, deep in love. Boots was of opinion that the birds believed theywas birds, and kept up with 'em, singing to please 'em. Sometimes theywould creep under the Tulip-tree, and would sit there with their armsround one another's necks, and their soft cheeks touching, a readingabout the Pr...ince and the Dragon, and the good and bad enchanters, and theking's fair daughter. Sometimes he would hear them planning about havinga house in a forest, keeping bees and a cow, and living entirely on milkand honey. Once he came upon them by the pond, and heard Master Harrysay, "Adorable Norah, kiss me, and say you love me to distraction, orI'll jump in head-foremost. " And Boots made no question he would havedone it if she hadn't complied. On the whole, Boots said it had atendency to make him feel as if he was in love himself--only he didn'texactly know who with.
What to read after The Holy Tree?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 to read onlineMoreLess
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