The Nursery, October 1877, Vol. Xxii. No. 4
The Nursery, October 1877, Vol. Xxii. No. 4
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"What can it be?" thoughtI, throwing down the newspaper I was reading, and running into thecorridor.
There I saw five or six little reptiles, about half the length of myarm, that seemed to be running a race over the canvas carpet with whichthe floor was covered. A number of people were looking on. They appearedto be highly amused by the queer movements of the creatures.
"What are they? Lizards?" cried I.
"Lizards! No: they are young alligators, " said a little girl, in a tonethat implied pity f...or my ignorance.
"Alligators!" said I, retreating in alarm, as one of them came towardsme.
"Oh, you coward!" cried the little girl, laughing. "They are too smallto hurt you. See me. " And, saying this, she took one of them up in herapron, and brought it towards me. I ran into the reading-room, and sheran after me; but when she saw that I was really afraid of the reptile, she took it back to the corridor, and placed it on the floor.
These little alligators grow to be huge creatures, sometimes more thantwenty feet long.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"What can it be?" thoughtI, throwing down the newspaper I was reading, and running into thecorridor.
There I saw five or six little reptiles, about half the length of myarm, that seemed to be running a race over the canvas carpet with whichthe floor was covered. A number of people were looking on. They appearedto be highly amused by the queer movements of the creatures.
"What are they? Lizards?" cried I.
"Lizards! No: they are young alligators, " said a little girl, in a tonethat implied pity f...or my ignorance.
"Alligators!" said I, retreating in alarm, as one of them came towardsme.
"Oh, you coward!" cried the little girl, laughing. "They are too smallto hurt you. See me. " And, saying this, she took one of them up in herapron, and brought it towards me. I ran into the reading-room, and sheran after me; but when she saw that I was really afraid of the reptile, she took it back to the corridor, and placed it on the floor.
These little alligators grow to be huge creatures, sometimes more thantwenty feet long.
What to read after The Nursery, October 1877, Vol. Xxii. No. 4?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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