The Peace Egg And Other Tales
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We were there on Wednesday. Let's go down GipseyLane. We never go down Gipsey Lane. " "Why, we're always going down Gipsey Lane. And there's nothing to seethere. " "I don't care, I won't go on the Common, and I shall go and get Papato say we're to go down Gipsey Lane. I can run faster than you. " "That's very sneaking; but I don't care. " "Papa! Papa! Polly's called me a sneak. " "No, I didn't, Papa. " "You did. " "No, I didn't. I only said it was sneaking of you to say you'd runfaster than me,... and get Papa to say we were to go down Gipsey Lane. " "Then you did call him sneaking, " said Mr. Skratdj. "And you're a verynaughty ill-mannered little girl. You're getting very troublesome, Polly, and I shall have to send you to school, where you'll be kept inorder. Go where your brother wishes at once. " For Polly and her brother had reached an age when it was convenient, if possible, to throw the blame of all nursery differences on Polly. In families where domestic discipline is rather fractious than firm, there comes a stage when the girls almost invariably go to the wall, because they will stand snubbing, and the boys will not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We were there on Wednesday. Let's go down GipseyLane. We never go down Gipsey Lane. " "Why, we're always going down Gipsey Lane. And there's nothing to seethere. " "I don't care, I won't go on the Common, and I shall go and get Papato say we're to go down Gipsey Lane. I can run faster than you. " "That's very sneaking; but I don't care. " "Papa! Papa! Polly's called me a sneak. " "No, I didn't, Papa. " "You did. " "No, I didn't. I only said it was sneaking of you to say you'd runfaster than me,... and get Papa to say we were to go down Gipsey Lane. " "Then you did call him sneaking, " said Mr. Skratdj. "And you're a verynaughty ill-mannered little girl. You're getting very troublesome, Polly, and I shall have to send you to school, where you'll be kept inorder. Go where your brother wishes at once. " For Polly and her brother had reached an age when it was convenient, if possible, to throw the blame of all nursery differences on Polly. In families where domestic discipline is rather fractious than firm, there comes a stage when the girls almost invariably go to the wall, because they will stand snubbing, and the boys will not.
What to read after The Peace Egg And Other Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ewing Juliana Horatia Gatty to read onlineMoreLess
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