Cricket At the Seashore
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I just put some lines there to fillup. I think I meant them for grass. How silly you all are. Now, auntie. " Auntie's picture was beautifully simple. It was nothing but an inclinedplane, with a round thing rolling down it. Of course everybody hadwritten, "A rolling stone gathers no moss. " "Not at all, " answered auntie, coolly. "I thought you would all thinkthat, but it really is, 'Things are not what they seem. ' It looks like astone, but it isn't. Now, Eunice. " Eunice had a remarkable sketc...h of a darkly-shaded spot, with a houseshowing dimly through, and at one side a spiky sun was rising above aquavering line, evidently meant for the horizon. There were variousguesses. "Any port in a storm. " ("Which is the same as saying, anyguess, if you can't make the right one, " murmured Will. ) "Rising Sun Stove Polish. " "Let not the sun go down upon your wrath. ""Every cloud has a silver lining. " ("That house is behind a cloud, isn'tit?" asked Cricket. ) "It's a _very_ easy one, too, " said Eunice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I just put some lines there to fillup. I think I meant them for grass. How silly you all are. Now, auntie. " Auntie's picture was beautifully simple. It was nothing but an inclinedplane, with a round thing rolling down it. Of course everybody hadwritten, "A rolling stone gathers no moss. " "Not at all, " answered auntie, coolly. "I thought you would all thinkthat, but it really is, 'Things are not what they seem. ' It looks like astone, but it isn't. Now, Eunice. " Eunice had a remarkable sketc...h of a darkly-shaded spot, with a houseshowing dimly through, and at one side a spiky sun was rising above aquavering line, evidently meant for the horizon. There were variousguesses. "Any port in a storm. " ("Which is the same as saying, anyguess, if you can't make the right one, " murmured Will. ) "Rising Sun Stove Polish. " "Let not the sun go down upon your wrath. ""Every cloud has a silver lining. " ("That house is behind a cloud, isn'tit?" asked Cricket. ) "It's a _very_ easy one, too, " said Eunice.
What to read after Cricket At the Seashore?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Timlow Elizabeth Weston to read onlineMoreLess
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