The Magician's Show Box And Other Stories
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Ileft her sitting on her nest. Will you believe it? father has notquite got through his haying yet. They say I have not been gone such avery long time, but it seems a year and a day to me, and mother saysit seems even longer to her; for until the bird brought the note, shedid not know what had become of me, and was afraid I was drowned inthe lake.
The lady has invited us all to go to the castle to-morrow, and fathersays he will row us across the lake. Will not that be delightful? Ihave always s...o longed to sail on the lake! I cannot say that I caremuch to see the castle again, but I shall like to show mother and Maryall the beautiful statues, and to bring home my drawings and baby'sfootstool. Good by now; there is mother calling me to dinner. Whileshe went out to call father I just stole a little time to write toyou, here in my room, at my little rosewood desk. It is not so prettyas the mother-of-pearl table, but I like it better. It was my lastbirthday present.
Dear Children: I believe there was never before such a sunny day asyesterday.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ileft her sitting on her nest. Will you believe it? father has notquite got through his haying yet. They say I have not been gone such avery long time, but it seems a year and a day to me, and mother saysit seems even longer to her; for until the bird brought the note, shedid not know what had become of me, and was afraid I was drowned inthe lake.
The lady has invited us all to go to the castle to-morrow, and fathersays he will row us across the lake. Will not that be delightful? Ihave always s...o longed to sail on the lake! I cannot say that I caremuch to see the castle again, but I shall like to show mother and Maryall the beautiful statues, and to bring home my drawings and baby'sfootstool. Good by now; there is mother calling me to dinner. Whileshe went out to call father I just stole a little time to write toyou, here in my room, at my little rosewood desk. It is not so prettyas the mother-of-pearl table, but I like it better. It was my lastbirthday present.
Dear Children: I believe there was never before such a sunny day asyesterday.
What to read after The Magician's Show Box And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Child Lydia Maria Francis to read onlineMoreLess
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