Those Midsummer Fairies
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Certainly Bernard was not shy. Never before had she heard such a chatterbox, bewildered Effie thought. She wondered what Miss Brady who always laid down a law that little children should be seen and not heard, would say to such a boy.
" Bernie is delighted with your Leafy Town, " Lacly Bentinck said. " He is going to take me to see it one day, when I feel sufficiently energetic. " " I wish- " Jeanie began in her impetuous way, and then stopped short, her pretty little face flushing shyly.
" Wha...t do you wish ? ' the lady asked with the bright, sweet smile that seemed so irresistibly fasci- nating to her small new acquaintance.
" I was going to sa} r that I wished you would let us drive you there in our donkey cart, " said the child; " but p'raps you'd not like that. Still Blinkers is a very good donkey, he goes quite fast sometimes, doesn't he, Bernie ? ' " Jolly fast, " cried the little Baronet, enthusiastic- ally. " He's a dear donkey. I've told you 'bout him, haven't I, muvvy? Yes, I 'member, !
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Certainly Bernard was not shy. Never before had she heard such a chatterbox, bewildered Effie thought. She wondered what Miss Brady who always laid down a law that little children should be seen and not heard, would say to such a boy.
" Bernie is delighted with your Leafy Town, " Lacly Bentinck said. " He is going to take me to see it one day, when I feel sufficiently energetic. " " I wish- " Jeanie began in her impetuous way, and then stopped short, her pretty little face flushing shyly.
" Wha...t do you wish ? ' the lady asked with the bright, sweet smile that seemed so irresistibly fasci- nating to her small new acquaintance.
" I was going to sa} r that I wished you would let us drive you there in our donkey cart, " said the child; " but p'raps you'd not like that. Still Blinkers is a very good donkey, he goes quite fast sometimes, doesn't he, Bernie ? ' " Jolly fast, " cried the little Baronet, enthusiastic- ally. " He's a dear donkey. I've told you 'bout him, haven't I, muvvy? Yes, I 'member, !
What to read after Those Midsummer Fairies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodora C Elmslie to read onlineMoreLess
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