Tom Thumbs Folio Or a New Penny Play Thing for Little Giants to Which is P
Tom Thumbs Folio Or a New Penny Play Thing for Little Giants to Which is P
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and then pop in his head, and hide be- hind the snuff-box, as usual. The Giarit not only missed his bread, but found sdmething instead thereof, which he did not like ; for Tom who had conveyed all the food among the folds of the linings, where he had room to range, made use of the pocket for another purpose, which was not al- together fair, but he could not help it. Tom continued in this situation till he had discovered the Giant's dispo- sition, which he found to be very bad; for he had a heav...y head and a hard heart, he was proud, selfish, surly, and so tyrannical and cruel, that his sub- jects were afraid to come near him.
23 Tom knew there would be no travel- ing the country with safety, till he lad broken the spirit of this turbu- ent Giant, and reduced him to 'bet? er manners ; he therefore would lever suffer him to rest, but when- i ver he began to sleep pricked him vit. H his little sword, so that after some ime, he was so weak for want of rest, jiat h. E could not walk.
He kept him in this state till he had earned the language of the country ; nul then, as he lay in bed, Tom got ipon his breast, and thus addressed iim, " Are you inclined, oh Grumbo, 3 live or die ; if you would live, you mist take my advice, and behave with nimanity and kindness to all your (objects and to me ; but if you would ather die than be good, do so, for lobpdy will be sorry for you.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
and then pop in his head, and hide be- hind the snuff-box, as usual. The Giarit not only missed his bread, but found sdmething instead thereof, which he did not like ; for Tom who had conveyed all the food among the folds of the linings, where he had room to range, made use of the pocket for another purpose, which was not al- together fair, but he could not help it. Tom continued in this situation till he had discovered the Giant's dispo- sition, which he found to be very bad; for he had a heav...y head and a hard heart, he was proud, selfish, surly, and so tyrannical and cruel, that his sub- jects were afraid to come near him.
23 Tom knew there would be no travel- ing the country with safety, till he lad broken the spirit of this turbu- ent Giant, and reduced him to 'bet? er manners ; he therefore would lever suffer him to rest, but when- i ver he began to sleep pricked him vit. H his little sword, so that after some ime, he was so weak for want of rest, jiat h. E could not walk.
He kept him in this state till he had earned the language of the country ; nul then, as he lay in bed, Tom got ipon his breast, and thus addressed iim, " Are you inclined, oh Grumbo, 3 live or die ; if you would live, you mist take my advice, and behave with nimanity and kindness to all your (objects and to me ; but if you would ather die than be good, do so, for lobpdy will be sorry for you.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gardner, Henry A. (Henry Alfred), 1882- to read onlineMoreLess
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