This is the End
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So they went to the little town, through which the excitement of the fairthrilled like the blast from a trumpet. Bewildered sheep looked in atits shop windows; farmers in dog-carts shouted affectionate remarks toeach other across its village green, and introduced dear friends at agreat distance to other dear friends with much formality. Dogs argued ina professional way about the merits of their sheep. Mr. Russell's Hound, who had never before heard the suggestion that dogs were intended for any...purpose but ornament, looked on breathless with surprise. His morals wereaffected for life by the revolutionary sight of a dog biting the tail ofa disobedient sheep. "I'll try it in Kensington Gardens, " thought Mr. Russell's Hound, as he looked nervously at his master.
Christina, the motor-car, found her way to the centre of this activity. There the sheep bleated in tight confinement, and to each pen wasattached the appropriate dog, looking very self-conscious. Dogs who hadcome from great distances to buy sheep were anxiously sniffing up thesmell of their purchases, so that no mistake might be made on the wayhome.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So they went to the little town, through which the excitement of the fairthrilled like the blast from a trumpet. Bewildered sheep looked in atits shop windows; farmers in dog-carts shouted affectionate remarks toeach other across its village green, and introduced dear friends at agreat distance to other dear friends with much formality. Dogs argued ina professional way about the merits of their sheep. Mr. Russell's Hound, who had never before heard the suggestion that dogs were intended for any...purpose but ornament, looked on breathless with surprise. His morals wereaffected for life by the revolutionary sight of a dog biting the tail ofa disobedient sheep. "I'll try it in Kensington Gardens, " thought Mr. Russell's Hound, as he looked nervously at his master.
Christina, the motor-car, found her way to the centre of this activity. There the sheep bleated in tight confinement, and to each pen wasattached the appropriate dog, looking very self-conscious. Dogs who hadcome from great distances to buy sheep were anxiously sniffing up thesmell of their purchases, so that no mistake might be made on the wayhome.
What to read after This is the End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benson Stella to read onlineMoreLess
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