The Tale of Timothy Turtle
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XIX CAREFUL MR. FROG Somebody had knocked. And with a wide smile upon his face Mr. FerdinandFrog, the tailor, went to his door and peeped out.
One look was enough. He shut the door again with great haste and barredit. And he held one hand over his heart, as if he had just received aterrible fright.
"Let me in!" somebody called. The tailor knew that it was TimothyTurtle's voice, for he had seen that crusty old person standing upon hisdoorstep.
"Go away!" Mr. Frog replied. "I'm not here. " He was... an odd chap--this Ferdinand Frog. One never could tell what hewas going to do--or say.
"Yes, you are!" Timothy Turtle insisted. "I saw you only a moment ago. " The tailor then peered out of the window at his caller.
"There you are now!" Timothy shouted, as he caught sight of Mr. Frog. "Isay, let me in!" "I can't, " Mr. Frog answered. "I'm sick a-bed. " "Nonsense!" Timothy cried.
"Well, I expect I'll be ill if you don't go away, " the tailor answered. "I'm having a nervous chill this very moment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
XIX CAREFUL MR. FROG Somebody had knocked. And with a wide smile upon his face Mr. FerdinandFrog, the tailor, went to his door and peeped out.
One look was enough. He shut the door again with great haste and barredit. And he held one hand over his heart, as if he had just received aterrible fright.
"Let me in!" somebody called. The tailor knew that it was TimothyTurtle's voice, for he had seen that crusty old person standing upon hisdoorstep.
"Go away!" Mr. Frog replied. "I'm not here. " He was... an odd chap--this Ferdinand Frog. One never could tell what hewas going to do--or say.
"Yes, you are!" Timothy Turtle insisted. "I saw you only a moment ago. " The tailor then peered out of the window at his caller.
"There you are now!" Timothy shouted, as he caught sight of Mr. Frog. "Isay, let me in!" "I can't, " Mr. Frog answered. "I'm sick a-bed. " "Nonsense!" Timothy cried.
"Well, I expect I'll be ill if you don't go away, " the tailor answered. "I'm having a nervous chill this very moment.
What to read after The Tale of Timothy Turtle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Arthur Scott to read onlineMoreLess
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