Yankee Enchantments
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Now no matter how many stories and poems and riddles and charades were dropped into the aperture, not one could be found when the postman made his rounds. The box was always empty. At first people thought that it was thieves, and a man was placed at the opposite cor ner to look as if he was just passing by ; but although he stood in that attitude for one whole hour after a particularly large batch of literature had been dropped into the box by at least six different writers, and although he wat...ched that box as care fully as a sleepy man could, yet not a soul opened it. But when the postman came around, it was perfectly empty. Perhaps I have not been explicit enough, if you know what that means. Letters posted 218 CYRIL AND THE GNOME in the daytime were not lost. It was only after dark that the bewitchment took place.
Now, there was one writer who never wrote anything but fairy stories, and she had a son about ten years old who knew that there were fairies. He pitied children who said with a lofty air, " Oh, yes, when I was a kid I believed in fairies, but I found out long ago that there were none.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now no matter how many stories and poems and riddles and charades were dropped into the aperture, not one could be found when the postman made his rounds. The box was always empty. At first people thought that it was thieves, and a man was placed at the opposite cor ner to look as if he was just passing by ; but although he stood in that attitude for one whole hour after a particularly large batch of literature had been dropped into the box by at least six different writers, and although he wat...ched that box as care fully as a sleepy man could, yet not a soul opened it. But when the postman came around, it was perfectly empty. Perhaps I have not been explicit enough, if you know what that means. Letters posted 218 CYRIL AND THE GNOME in the daytime were not lost. It was only after dark that the bewitchment took place.
Now, there was one writer who never wrote anything but fairy stories, and she had a son about ten years old who knew that there were fairies. He pitied children who said with a lofty air, " Oh, yes, when I was a kid I believed in fairies, but I found out long ago that there were none.
What to read after Yankee Enchantments?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Battell Loomis to read onlineMoreLess
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