Crocker the Clown a Tale for Boys
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For some days juvenile curiosity had been raised to its highest pitch by the large coloured posters, and by the smaller shop-window bills, which gave a most graphic idea of the nature of the performances, in which men, women, and children, horses and ponies, were to take part. At first, the mere display of the strength of the company, as represented in the gorgeous bills of the pro- cession, was sufficient to send the youngsters into ecstacies ; but when, on a closer inspection of the shop-wind...ow bills, they got some idea of what was promised in the entertainment, their delight and impatience could scarce be kept within bounds. With what firm faith they believed in all that was held forth on those bills ; how readily they gave the per- formers credit for being able to put themselves into the most perilous situations and the most impossible attitudes ; how eagerly they prac- tised as many of the feats as their untrained bodies would allow, need not now be de- termined. Suffice it to say that the morning of the day that was to witness this great event CROCKER THE CLOWN.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For some days juvenile curiosity had been raised to its highest pitch by the large coloured posters, and by the smaller shop-window bills, which gave a most graphic idea of the nature of the performances, in which men, women, and children, horses and ponies, were to take part. At first, the mere display of the strength of the company, as represented in the gorgeous bills of the pro- cession, was sufficient to send the youngsters into ecstacies ; but when, on a closer inspection of the shop-wind...ow bills, they got some idea of what was promised in the entertainment, their delight and impatience could scarce be kept within bounds. With what firm faith they believed in all that was held forth on those bills ; how readily they gave the per- formers credit for being able to put themselves into the most perilous situations and the most impossible attitudes ; how eagerly they prac- tised as many of the feats as their untrained bodies would allow, need not now be de- termined. Suffice it to say that the morning of the day that was to witness this great event CROCKER THE CLOWN.
What to read after Crocker the Clown a Tale for Boys?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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