The Surprising And Singular Adventures of a Hen As Related By Herself to Her F
The Surprising And Singular Adventures of a Hen As Related By Herself to Her F
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43 followed, and a great black thing, the shape of which she could not distin- guish, knocked against her face, and threw her down. By this time, Charles had joined them, and hearing such exaggerated stories, burst into a hearty laugh. You may laugh, said one of the ladies, but had you been here when it happened, you would have been as frightened as we wer. E, it could not be fancy, for see the fire is out, and what a strong smell of sulphur is in the room.
What would you think of me, if I disc...overed the cause of this wonderful affair ? I should think you very clever indeed. Well then, give me a candle and I will soon find the ghost; he then took one off the tabK and by its assistance, soon discovered poor me 44 ADVENTURES OF A HEN.
sitting disconsolate under the table ; at this the whole party joined in a hearty laugh ; except myself, who had got some soot in my eyes, which made them very painful. Augustus took me in his arms, my poor hen, said he, you have had many strange adventures, and if you should ever take it into your head to write them (for all animals write their lives now a-days), you shall make good mention of me, for I will now give you a good supper after your troubles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
43 followed, and a great black thing, the shape of which she could not distin- guish, knocked against her face, and threw her down. By this time, Charles had joined them, and hearing such exaggerated stories, burst into a hearty laugh. You may laugh, said one of the ladies, but had you been here when it happened, you would have been as frightened as we wer. E, it could not be fancy, for see the fire is out, and what a strong smell of sulphur is in the room.
What would you think of me, if I disc...overed the cause of this wonderful affair ? I should think you very clever indeed. Well then, give me a candle and I will soon find the ghost; he then took one off the tabK and by its assistance, soon discovered poor me 44 ADVENTURES OF A HEN.
sitting disconsolate under the table ; at this the whole party joined in a hearty laugh ; except myself, who had got some soot in my eyes, which made them very painful. Augustus took me in his arms, my poor hen, said he, you have had many strange adventures, and if you should ever take it into your head to write them (for all animals write their lives now a-days), you shall make good mention of me, for I will now give you a good supper after your troubles.
What to read after The Surprising And Singular Adventures of a Hen As Related By Herself to Her F?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J K John Keyse Sherwin to read onlineMoreLess
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