The Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Ball
The Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Ball
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Little Agoonack comes from her play to crouch among the rocky ledgesand listen to the stories. She has no books; and, if she had, shecouldn't read them. Neither could her father or mother read to her:their stories are told and sung, but never written. But she isa cheerful and contented little girl, and tries to help her dearfriends; and sometimes she wonders a great while by herself about whatthe pale stranger told them.
And now, day by day, the sun is slipping away from them; gone for afew min...utes to-day, to-morrow it will stay away a few more, untilat last there are many hours of rosy twilight, and few, very few, ofclear sunshine.
But the children are happy: they do not dread the winter, but theyhope the tired travellers have reached their homes; and Agoonackwants, oh, so much! to see them and help them once more. The fatherwill hunt again, and the mother will tend the lamp and keep the housewarm; and, although they will have no sun, the moon and stars arebright, and they will see again the streamers of the great northernlight.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Little Agoonack comes from her play to crouch among the rocky ledgesand listen to the stories. She has no books; and, if she had, shecouldn't read them. Neither could her father or mother read to her:their stories are told and sung, but never written. But she isa cheerful and contented little girl, and tries to help her dearfriends; and sometimes she wonders a great while by herself about whatthe pale stranger told them.
And now, day by day, the sun is slipping away from them; gone for afew min...utes to-day, to-morrow it will stay away a few more, untilat last there are many hours of rosy twilight, and few, very few, ofclear sunshine.
But the children are happy: they do not dread the winter, but theyhope the tired travellers have reached their homes; and Agoonackwants, oh, so much! to see them and help them once more. The fatherwill hunt again, and the mother will tend the lamp and keep the housewarm; and, although they will have no sun, the moon and stars arebright, and they will see again the streamers of the great northernlight.
What to read after The Seven Little Sisters Who Live On the Round Ball?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Andrews Jane to read onlineMoreLess
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