The Toymakers
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" Then he said: "Why, he's the one you're waiting for to come down. " Mr. Stubbs had not described all of his inven- tions: "My greatest ah construction ex- cepting you, of course is my medicated toy. " THE TOYMAKERS 167 "What's that?" asked Daisy. "Candy?" " Oh, no. Well, of course, you do not know, but most children do not like medicines, but al- most any child will put a toy in its mouth. Don't you understand?" " Yes Yes. " " Well, I make a very large brown cow, and I medicate it by painting... it with castor oil and rhubarb. " Daisy had become tired of the enumeration of the contents of Xoah's Ark : " I'm very much I obliged to you, Mr. Stubbs. Now, Johnnie, what can you do to amuse me? ' " Oh, I can't tell you much. " " Well, I didn't suppose you could ; but as this is mv birthday, you might be obliging. " i . / t c? o ~ Mr. Stubbs felt it his duty to encourage his offspring : " Xow, Johnnie, try to remember to remember something. " " Well, say, " began Johnnie, " did you eyer hear about Little Jack Homer?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Then he said: "Why, he's the one you're waiting for to come down. " Mr. Stubbs had not described all of his inven- tions: "My greatest ah construction ex- cepting you, of course is my medicated toy. " THE TOYMAKERS 167 "What's that?" asked Daisy. "Candy?" " Oh, no. Well, of course, you do not know, but most children do not like medicines, but al- most any child will put a toy in its mouth. Don't you understand?" " Yes Yes. " " Well, I make a very large brown cow, and I medicate it by painting... it with castor oil and rhubarb. " Daisy had become tired of the enumeration of the contents of Xoah's Ark : " I'm very much I obliged to you, Mr. Stubbs. Now, Johnnie, what can you do to amuse me? ' " Oh, I can't tell you much. " " Well, I didn't suppose you could ; but as this is mv birthday, you might be obliging. " i . / t c? o ~ Mr. Stubbs felt it his duty to encourage his offspring : " Xow, Johnnie, try to remember to remember something. " " Well, say, " began Johnnie, " did you eyer hear about Little Jack Homer?
What to read after The Toymakers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pidgin Charles Felton to read onlineMoreLess
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