The Nursery, September 1877, Vol. Xxii, No. 3
The Nursery, September 1877, Vol. Xxii, No. 3
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Dale, the storekeeper, came out to assist them; and, as he helped Clara out of the wagon, he called her 'a little lady, ' which made her feel all of two inches taller than usual. Then he gave her a stick of candy, and lifted her to a seat on the counter, close beside a dear old pussy-cat, who purred loudly as the little girl smoothed her fur.
"Clara's mother had a good many things to buy, and very soon forgot all about her little daughter; but when Ben came in, half an hour later, his first... question was, 'Where's Clara, mother?' "Sure enough, where was Clara? Her seat was empty. She had disappeared. 'Clara, Clara!' called both her mother and Ben; but there was no answer.
"'She's in some mischief, ' said Ben; and, as quick as thought, he rushed into the back part of the store, followed by his mother and Mr. Dale. What a sight met their eyes! There stood Clara, in the centre of the room, stepping back slowly, as a pool of molasses, streaming steadily from a hogshead in the corner, crept towards the toes of her little red shoes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dale, the storekeeper, came out to assist them; and, as he helped Clara out of the wagon, he called her 'a little lady, ' which made her feel all of two inches taller than usual. Then he gave her a stick of candy, and lifted her to a seat on the counter, close beside a dear old pussy-cat, who purred loudly as the little girl smoothed her fur.
"Clara's mother had a good many things to buy, and very soon forgot all about her little daughter; but when Ben came in, half an hour later, his first... question was, 'Where's Clara, mother?' "Sure enough, where was Clara? Her seat was empty. She had disappeared. 'Clara, Clara!' called both her mother and Ben; but there was no answer.
"'She's in some mischief, ' said Ben; and, as quick as thought, he rushed into the back part of the store, followed by his mother and Mr. Dale. What a sight met their eyes! There stood Clara, in the centre of the room, stepping back slowly, as a pool of molasses, streaming steadily from a hogshead in the corner, crept towards the toes of her little red shoes.
What to read after The Nursery, September 1877, Vol. Xxii, No. 3?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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