The Magic Soap Bubble
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I don't want you to take my spring away. You may attend to the fire, and I'll go for the water. " So the giant hung up the kettle, put into it an ox cut into pieces, fifty cabbages, and a wagon-load of carrots, skimming the broth with afrying pan, tasting it every now and then until it was done. Wheneverything was ready, he turned and said: "Now we'll see if you can do what I can. I feel like eating the wholeox, and you into the bargain. I think I'll serve you for dessert. " "All right, " answe...red little Ned. But before sitting down he slipped hisknapsack under his jacket.
Then the two champions set to work. Perhaps Ned was a trifle nervous, knowing only too well that if he failed he must be the giant's servant.
Well, the giant ate and ate, and Ned wasn't idle; only he pitchedeverything, beef, cabbage, carrots, and all, into his knapsack when thegiant wasn't looking.
"Ouf!" at last grunted the giant, "I can't do much more. I've got toundo the lower button of my waistcoat. " "Eat away, starveling!" cried Ned, sticking half a cabbage into hisknapsack.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't want you to take my spring away. You may attend to the fire, and I'll go for the water. " So the giant hung up the kettle, put into it an ox cut into pieces, fifty cabbages, and a wagon-load of carrots, skimming the broth with afrying pan, tasting it every now and then until it was done. Wheneverything was ready, he turned and said: "Now we'll see if you can do what I can. I feel like eating the wholeox, and you into the bargain. I think I'll serve you for dessert. " "All right, " answe...red little Ned. But before sitting down he slipped hisknapsack under his jacket.
Then the two champions set to work. Perhaps Ned was a trifle nervous, knowing only too well that if he failed he must be the giant's servant.
Well, the giant ate and ate, and Ned wasn't idle; only he pitchedeverything, beef, cabbage, carrots, and all, into his knapsack when thegiant wasn't looking.
"Ouf!" at last grunted the giant, "I can't do much more. I've got toundo the lower button of my waistcoat. " "Eat away, starveling!" cried Ned, sticking half a cabbage into hisknapsack.
What to read after The Magic Soap Bubble?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Cory David to read onlineMoreLess
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