The Water-Babies
The Water-Babies
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She understands that betterthan I do. " And so she went.
Tom was very glad to hear that there was no chance of meetingGrimes again, though he was a little sorry for him, consideringthat he used sometimes to give him the leavings of the beer: buthe determined to be a very good boy all Saturday; and he was; forhe never frightened one crab, nor tickled any live corals, nor putstones into the sea anemones' mouths, to make them fancy they hadgot a dinner; and when Sunday morning came, sure enough, M...RS. DOASYOUWOULDBEDONEBY came too. Whereat all the little childrenbegan dancing and clapping their hands, and Tom danced too with allhis might.
And as for the pretty lady, I cannot tell you what the colour ofher hair was, or, of her eyes: no more could Tom; for, when anyone looks at her, all they can think of is, that she has thesweetest, kindest, tenderest, funniest, merriest face they eversaw, or want to see. But Tom saw that she was a very tall woman, as tall as her sister: but instead of being gnarly and horny, andscaly, and prickly, like her, she was the most nice, soft, fat, smooth, pussy, cuddly, delicious creature who ever nursed a baby;and she understood babies thoroughly, for she had plenty of herown, whole rows and regiments of them, and has to this day.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She understands that betterthan I do. " And so she went.
Tom was very glad to hear that there was no chance of meetingGrimes again, though he was a little sorry for him, consideringthat he used sometimes to give him the leavings of the beer: buthe determined to be a very good boy all Saturday; and he was; forhe never frightened one crab, nor tickled any live corals, nor putstones into the sea anemones' mouths, to make them fancy they hadgot a dinner; and when Sunday morning came, sure enough, M...RS. DOASYOUWOULDBEDONEBY came too. Whereat all the little childrenbegan dancing and clapping their hands, and Tom danced too with allhis might.
And as for the pretty lady, I cannot tell you what the colour ofher hair was, or, of her eyes: no more could Tom; for, when anyone looks at her, all they can think of is, that she has thesweetest, kindest, tenderest, funniest, merriest face they eversaw, or want to see. But Tom saw that she was a very tall woman, as tall as her sister: but instead of being gnarly and horny, andscaly, and prickly, like her, she was the most nice, soft, fat, smooth, pussy, cuddly, delicious creature who ever nursed a baby;and she understood babies thoroughly, for she had plenty of herown, whole rows and regiments of them, and has to this day.
What to read after The Water-Babies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kingsley Charles to read onlineMoreLess
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