Childrens Rights a book of Nursery Logic
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Never mind, I shall never know, and I prepare to read again. But what s this ? Here is my ant returning, and accompanied by some friends. They disappear in the canon, helpfulness and in terest in every wave of their feelers. Their heads come into sight again, and yes ! they have the bud. Now, indeed, events move, and the burden travels rapidly across the smooth courtyard toward the house. Can they intend to take it up on the flat roof, where we have lately suspected a nest? Yes, there they go, ...straight up the wall, all CHILItltKX S RIGHTS 173 putting their shoulders to the wheel, and resting now and then in the chinks of the crumbling adobes. Up the bud moves to the gutters, I can see it gleam as it is pulled over the edge, they are out of sight, the task is done ! How easy any undertaking, I think, when people are will ing to help.
In a high dormer window of a great city, in a nest of quilts and pillows, sits little In- grid. Her blue Danish eyes look out from a pinched, snow-white face, and her thin hands are languidly folded in her lap.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never mind, I shall never know, and I prepare to read again. But what s this ? Here is my ant returning, and accompanied by some friends. They disappear in the canon, helpfulness and in terest in every wave of their feelers. Their heads come into sight again, and yes ! they have the bud. Now, indeed, events move, and the burden travels rapidly across the smooth courtyard toward the house. Can they intend to take it up on the flat roof, where we have lately suspected a nest? Yes, there they go, ...straight up the wall, all CHILItltKX S RIGHTS 173 putting their shoulders to the wheel, and resting now and then in the chinks of the crumbling adobes. Up the bud moves to the gutters, I can see it gleam as it is pulled over the edge, they are out of sight, the task is done ! How easy any undertaking, I think, when people are will ing to help.
In a high dormer window of a great city, in a nest of quilts and pillows, sits little In- grid. Her blue Danish eyes look out from a pinched, snow-white face, and her thin hands are languidly folded in her lap.
What to read after Childrens Rights a book of Nursery Logic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Douglas Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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