The Turquoise Story book Stories And Legends of Summer And Naturecomp By Ada
The Turquoise Story book Stories And Legends of Summer And Naturecomp By Ada
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Undine! Save me! Save me!" The waters were falling on him, doing their best to choke him, when Undine heard the call, and for the first time since she had been a little ripple, remembered what the Zephyr had taught her of love and pity. In a moment she had forgotten her anger, and the fierce commands of Old Lobster Pot, and the battle shouts of the Storm War; she thought only of the beautiful little blue-eyed boy, who was being dragged under the- water and drowned. She rushed past Surger, who t...ried his best to stop her, and, heedless of the shouts of Old Lobster Pot and Mora, who yelled out, "Kill him! Drown him!" and caring nothing for all the rage and raving of the mad waves that pressed round her, she caught up the little boy on her breast, and with all her might threw him on to the soft sand, just as the coast- guard reached the edge of the sea, and was there to pull him out.
Then, half ashamed and half overjoyed at what she had done, she turned back and fled away out to sea. And there arose such a yell n 4 THE TURQUOISE STORY BOOK and a shout from the assembled waves, mingled with the groaning and howling of angry wind, that she sped on in the wildest terror like a hunted hare.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Undine! Save me! Save me!" The waters were falling on him, doing their best to choke him, when Undine heard the call, and for the first time since she had been a little ripple, remembered what the Zephyr had taught her of love and pity. In a moment she had forgotten her anger, and the fierce commands of Old Lobster Pot, and the battle shouts of the Storm War; she thought only of the beautiful little blue-eyed boy, who was being dragged under the- water and drowned. She rushed past Surger, who t...ried his best to stop her, and, heedless of the shouts of Old Lobster Pot and Mora, who yelled out, "Kill him! Drown him!" and caring nothing for all the rage and raving of the mad waves that pressed round her, she caught up the little boy on her breast, and with all her might threw him on to the soft sand, just as the coast- guard reached the edge of the sea, and was there to pull him out.
Then, half ashamed and half overjoyed at what she had done, she turned back and fled away out to sea. And there arose such a yell n 4 THE TURQUOISE STORY BOOK and a shout from the assembled waves, mingled with the groaning and howling of angry wind, that she sped on in the wildest terror like a hunted hare.
What to read after The Turquoise Story book Stories And Legends of Summer And Naturecomp By Ada?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ada Maria Skinner to read onlineMoreLess
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