The Very Small Person
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Can I? I want to put it inHer--" But he caught himself up before he got quite to "TreasuryBox. " He could not tell Uncle Larry about that.
The tall figure coming down the hall quickened its steps to a leaptowards the opened box on the table. Uncle Larry's face was flushed, but he laughed--he always laughed.
"You little 'thafe o' the wurruld'!" he called out. "What are youdoing with my roses?" "I want 'em--please, " persisted the child, eagerly, thinking of theTreasury Box and Her.
"Oh, you do, ...do you? But they're not for the likes o' you. " Sudden inspiration came to the Little Lover. If this was a TreasuryBox, --if he were right on the edge of finding out how you gave one-- "Is--is it for a She?" he asked, breathless with interest.
"A--'She'?" laughed Uncle Larry, but something as faint and tender asthe beautiful smell was creeping into his face. "Yes, it is for aShe, Reggie, --the most beautiful She in the world, " he added, gently. He was wrapping the beautiful smell again in the tissue wrappings.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Can I? I want to put it inHer--" But he caught himself up before he got quite to "TreasuryBox. " He could not tell Uncle Larry about that.
The tall figure coming down the hall quickened its steps to a leaptowards the opened box on the table. Uncle Larry's face was flushed, but he laughed--he always laughed.
"You little 'thafe o' the wurruld'!" he called out. "What are youdoing with my roses?" "I want 'em--please, " persisted the child, eagerly, thinking of theTreasury Box and Her.
"Oh, you do, ...do you? But they're not for the likes o' you. " Sudden inspiration came to the Little Lover. If this was a TreasuryBox, --if he were right on the edge of finding out how you gave one-- "Is--is it for a She?" he asked, breathless with interest.
"A--'She'?" laughed Uncle Larry, but something as faint and tender asthe beautiful smell was creeping into his face. "Yes, it is for aShe, Reggie, --the most beautiful She in the world, " he added, gently. He was wrapping the beautiful smell again in the tissue wrappings.
What to read after The Very Small Person?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donnell Annie Hamilton to read onlineMoreLess
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