What's-His-Name
What's-His-Name
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"It--it isn't meant for you, darling, " he said, hoarsely. "Santy leftit here by mistake. We will send it back to him. It belongs to someother poor little girl. " "But I am Cinderella!" she cried. "Mr. Fairy-fax said so. He toldSanty to bring it to me. Please, daddy--please!" He removed it gently from her fingers and dropped it into his pocket. His face was very white.
"Santy isn't that kind of a man, " he said, without rhyme or reason. "Now, don't cry, dearie. Here's another present from mamma.... See!" Later in the morning, after she had quite forgotten the slipper, heput it back in the box, wrapped it carefully, and addressed thepackage to L. Z. Fairfax, in New York City, without explanation orcomment.
[Illustration: Copyright, 1911, by Dodd, Mead & CompanyPhoebe] Before the morning was half over he was playing with Phoebe and hertoys quite as childishly and gleefully as she, his heart in the funshe was having, his mind almost wholly cleared of the bitterness andrancour that so recently had filled it to overflowing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It--it isn't meant for you, darling, " he said, hoarsely. "Santy leftit here by mistake. We will send it back to him. It belongs to someother poor little girl. " "But I am Cinderella!" she cried. "Mr. Fairy-fax said so. He toldSanty to bring it to me. Please, daddy--please!" He removed it gently from her fingers and dropped it into his pocket. His face was very white.
"Santy isn't that kind of a man, " he said, without rhyme or reason. "Now, don't cry, dearie. Here's another present from mamma.... See!" Later in the morning, after she had quite forgotten the slipper, heput it back in the box, wrapped it carefully, and addressed thepackage to L. Z. Fairfax, in New York City, without explanation orcomment.
[Illustration: Copyright, 1911, by Dodd, Mead & CompanyPhoebe] Before the morning was half over he was playing with Phoebe and hertoys quite as childishly and gleefully as she, his heart in the funshe was having, his mind almost wholly cleared of the bitterness andrancour that so recently had filled it to overflowing.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mccutcheon George Barr to read onlineMoreLess
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