The Invisible Playmate Wv Her book
The Invisible Playmate Wv Her book
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We big ones have to take care of ourselves. " " The oak-man said, ' Keep straight on, and you're sure to come out at the other side, '" W. V. Reminded him. " The oak-man spoke words of wis- dom, Infanta, " said Littlejohn. " Come along, W. V. " And he lifted the child again in his arms. " Are you cold, my dearie-girl ? " " No, only my face ; but I am so sleepy. " " And so heavy, W. V. I didn't think a little girl couid be so heavy. Come along, and let us try keeping straight on. The other side ...must be some where. " How long he trudged on with the child in his arms and the bewilder- 174 W. V. Ing snow beating and clotting on them both will never be known. W. V. , with a spread of his plaid over her face, fell into a fitful slumber, from which she was awakened by a fall and a scramble. *' You poor helpless bairn, " he groaned, " have I hurt you ? " W. V. Was not hurt ; the snow-wreath had been too deep for that. "Well, you see, W. V. , we came a lamentable cropper that time, " said Littlejohn.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We big ones have to take care of ourselves. " " The oak-man said, ' Keep straight on, and you're sure to come out at the other side, '" W. V. Reminded him. " The oak-man spoke words of wis- dom, Infanta, " said Littlejohn. " Come along, W. V. " And he lifted the child again in his arms. " Are you cold, my dearie-girl ? " " No, only my face ; but I am so sleepy. " " And so heavy, W. V. I didn't think a little girl couid be so heavy. Come along, and let us try keeping straight on. The other side ...must be some where. " How long he trudged on with the child in his arms and the bewilder- 174 W. V. Ing snow beating and clotting on them both will never be known. W. V. , with a spread of his plaid over her face, fell into a fitful slumber, from which she was awakened by a fall and a scramble. *' You poor helpless bairn, " he groaned, " have I hurt you ? " W. V. Was not hurt ; the snow-wreath had been too deep for that. "Well, you see, W. V. , we came a lamentable cropper that time, " said Littlejohn.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Canton William to read onlineMoreLess
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