The Story of a White Rocking Horse
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" "Well, I haven't really heard much about it, " said the Horse. "Anumber of boys came into the store and tried to ride me. One gave mesome hard kicks in my side--so hard that I was afraid all my paintwould come off. But a girl in the store oiled me, and I am all rightagain. I think I remember Dick. " "Yes, he was in the store once, when. Dorothy's mother brought herlittle girl in to look at dolls, and I was the one the mother pickedout because I had such brown eyes. " "_Nice_ brown eyes, I thi...nk she said, " cried the Rocking Horse.
"Well, of course it would not do for me to say that, " said the SawdustDoll, smiling. "At any rate, here we two are, together, and in a happyhome, and I am glad of it. " "So am I, " the Rocking Horse said.
[Illustration: White Rocking Horse is Glad to See Sawdust Doll Again. ] "And I am, too, " came from the Jumping Jack. "If it had not been foryou, my rocking friend, " he went on, "I might be still dust-coveredand in the attic. " So the toys under the Christmas tree talked amongthemselves and even moved about a little, but not too much, for theycould not tell at what moment some one might come in.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Well, I haven't really heard much about it, " said the Horse. "Anumber of boys came into the store and tried to ride me. One gave mesome hard kicks in my side--so hard that I was afraid all my paintwould come off. But a girl in the store oiled me, and I am all rightagain. I think I remember Dick. " "Yes, he was in the store once, when. Dorothy's mother brought herlittle girl in to look at dolls, and I was the one the mother pickedout because I had such brown eyes. " "_Nice_ brown eyes, I thi...nk she said, " cried the Rocking Horse.
"Well, of course it would not do for me to say that, " said the SawdustDoll, smiling. "At any rate, here we two are, together, and in a happyhome, and I am glad of it. " "So am I, " the Rocking Horse said.
[Illustration: White Rocking Horse is Glad to See Sawdust Doll Again. ] "And I am, too, " came from the Jumping Jack. "If it had not been foryou, my rocking friend, " he went on, "I might be still dust-coveredand in the attic. " So the toys under the Christmas tree talked amongthemselves and even moved about a little, but not too much, for theycould not tell at what moment some one might come in.
What to read after The Story of a White Rocking Horse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hope Laura Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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