The Scottish Fairy book
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Near the house was a deep dell, through which ran a tiny stream. Maisie loved this dell, the flowers grew so abundantly there.
xi6 THE SCOTTISH FAIRY BOOK This morning she ran down to the edge of the stream, and seated herself on a large stone. It was a glorious morn- ing, the hazel trees were newly covered with leaves, and the branches nodded over her head, and showed like delicate tracery against the blue sky. The primroses and sweet- scented violets peeped out from among the grass, and a lit...tle water wagtail came and perched on a stone in the middle of the stream, and bobbed up and down, till it seemed as if he were nodding to Maisie, and as if he were trying to say to her, " Never mind, cheer up. " But the poor girl was in no mood that morning to enjoy the flowers and the birds. Instead of watching them, as she generally did, she hid her face in her hands, and won- dered what would become of her. She rocked herself to and fro, as she thought how terrible it would be if her mother fulfilled her threat and shut her up in the Convent of St.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Near the house was a deep dell, through which ran a tiny stream. Maisie loved this dell, the flowers grew so abundantly there.
xi6 THE SCOTTISH FAIRY BOOK This morning she ran down to the edge of the stream, and seated herself on a large stone. It was a glorious morn- ing, the hazel trees were newly covered with leaves, and the branches nodded over her head, and showed like delicate tracery against the blue sky. The primroses and sweet- scented violets peeped out from among the grass, and a lit...tle water wagtail came and perched on a stone in the middle of the stream, and bobbed up and down, till it seemed as if he were nodding to Maisie, and as if he were trying to say to her, " Never mind, cheer up. " But the poor girl was in no mood that morning to enjoy the flowers and the birds. Instead of watching them, as she generally did, she hid her face in her hands, and won- dered what would become of her. She rocked herself to and fro, as she thought how terrible it would be if her mother fulfilled her threat and shut her up in the Convent of St.
What to read after The Scottish Fairy book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Grierson Elizabeth Wilson to read onlineMoreLess
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