The Wouldbegoods
The Wouldbegoods
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This is called hysterics.
Oswald was sorry, but he was annoyed too. He had forgotten that hispocket was half full of the meal-worms the miller had kindly given him. And, anyway, Dora ought to have known that a man always carries hisknife in his trousers pocket and not in his jacket one.
Alice and Daisy rushed to Dora. She had thrown herself down on the pileof sacks in the corner. The titled infant delayed its screams for amoment to listen to Dora's, but almost at once it went on again.
'Oh, get... some water!' said Alice. 'Daisy, run!' The White Mouse, ever docile and obedient, shoved the baby into thearms of the nearest person, who had to take it or it would have fallen awreck to the ground. This nearest person was Oswald. He tried to passit on to the others, but they wouldn't. Noel would have, but he was busykissing Dora and begging her not to. So our hero, for such I may perhapsterm him, found himself the degraded nursemaid of a small but furiouskid.
He was afraid to lay it down, for fear in its rage it should beatits brains out against the hard earth, and he did not wish, howeverinnocently, to be the cause of its hurting itself at all.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is called hysterics.
Oswald was sorry, but he was annoyed too. He had forgotten that hispocket was half full of the meal-worms the miller had kindly given him. And, anyway, Dora ought to have known that a man always carries hisknife in his trousers pocket and not in his jacket one.
Alice and Daisy rushed to Dora. She had thrown herself down on the pileof sacks in the corner. The titled infant delayed its screams for amoment to listen to Dora's, but almost at once it went on again.
'Oh, get... some water!' said Alice. 'Daisy, run!' The White Mouse, ever docile and obedient, shoved the baby into thearms of the nearest person, who had to take it or it would have fallen awreck to the ground. This nearest person was Oswald. He tried to passit on to the others, but they wouldn't. Noel would have, but he was busykissing Dora and begging her not to. So our hero, for such I may perhapsterm him, found himself the degraded nursemaid of a small but furiouskid.
He was afraid to lay it down, for fear in its rage it should beatits brains out against the hard earth, and he did not wish, howeverinnocently, to be the cause of its hurting itself at all.
What to read after The Wouldbegoods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nesbit Edith to read onlineMoreLess
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