Uncle Titus And His Visit to the Country
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It is some one 'very different, entirely different, ' Jule. It is Milton, the blind poet Milton. Now tryanother because you failed in this. My first"-- "No, no, I must beg for a rest. It is too much brain work for vacation. Iam going now to see how Castor is after my ride this morning. " And Juliusdashed off to the stable.
"Oh, what a shame!" cried Rolf, "what a pity! Now there is no one toguess, and I made four splendid charades on my way home. It is too badthat you are not old enough to guess..., Hunne. " "But I can guess; I am old enough, " said the little fellow rather vexed.
"Well, then try this one, try hard. Stop playing with the nuts and I willcrack some more for you bye and bye. Now listen: "My first conceals from light of day The wanderer on his final way; My second sizzling in the pan, Makes hungrier still the hungry man; My whole, bedecked in trappings gay, Goes ambling on the livelong day. " "A nutcracker, " said Hunne without hesitation. Julius was his beau-idealof all that was best, and he thought that if he imitated Jule, andanswered quickly the first thing that came into his head, that wasguessing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is some one 'very different, entirely different, ' Jule. It is Milton, the blind poet Milton. Now tryanother because you failed in this. My first"-- "No, no, I must beg for a rest. It is too much brain work for vacation. Iam going now to see how Castor is after my ride this morning. " And Juliusdashed off to the stable.
"Oh, what a shame!" cried Rolf, "what a pity! Now there is no one toguess, and I made four splendid charades on my way home. It is too badthat you are not old enough to guess..., Hunne. " "But I can guess; I am old enough, " said the little fellow rather vexed.
"Well, then try this one, try hard. Stop playing with the nuts and I willcrack some more for you bye and bye. Now listen: "My first conceals from light of day The wanderer on his final way; My second sizzling in the pan, Makes hungrier still the hungry man; My whole, bedecked in trappings gay, Goes ambling on the livelong day. " "A nutcracker, " said Hunne without hesitation. Julius was his beau-idealof all that was best, and he thought that if he imitated Jule, andanswered quickly the first thing that came into his head, that wasguessing.
What to read after Uncle Titus And His Visit to the Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johanna Spyri to read onlineMoreLess
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