Denslow's Humpty Dumpty
Denslow's Humpty Dumpty
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" [Illustration (Humpty in his calico bundle goes into the pot)] So she tied him up in a gay new rag, and dropped himinto the copper kettle of boiling water that was onthe hearth.
It was pretty hot for Humpty at first, but he soon gotused to it, and was happy, for he felt himself gettingharder every minute.
He did not have to stay in the water long, before hewas quite well done, and as hard as a brick all theway through; so, untying the rag, he jumped out of thekettle as tough and as bright as ...any hard boiled Egg.
[Illustration (Decorated Humpty emerges from the pot)] The calico had marked him from head to foot with big, bright, red spots, he was as gaudy as a circus clown, and as nimble and merry as one.
[Illustration (Humpty jumps from a high shelf)] The Farmer's Wife shook with laughter to see thepranks of the little fellow, for he frolicked andfrisked about from table to chair, and mantelpiece; hewould fall from the shelf to the floor, just to showhow hard he was; and after thanking the good womanmost politely, for the service she had done him, hewalked out into the sunshine, on the clothes-line, like a rope dancer, to see the wide, wide world.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" [Illustration (Humpty in his calico bundle goes into the pot)] So she tied him up in a gay new rag, and dropped himinto the copper kettle of boiling water that was onthe hearth.
It was pretty hot for Humpty at first, but he soon gotused to it, and was happy, for he felt himself gettingharder every minute.
He did not have to stay in the water long, before hewas quite well done, and as hard as a brick all theway through; so, untying the rag, he jumped out of thekettle as tough and as bright as ...any hard boiled Egg.
[Illustration (Decorated Humpty emerges from the pot)] The calico had marked him from head to foot with big, bright, red spots, he was as gaudy as a circus clown, and as nimble and merry as one.
[Illustration (Humpty jumps from a high shelf)] The Farmer's Wife shook with laughter to see thepranks of the little fellow, for he frolicked andfrisked about from table to chair, and mantelpiece; hewould fall from the shelf to the floor, just to showhow hard he was; and after thanking the good womanmost politely, for the service she had done him, hewalked out into the sunshine, on the clothes-line, like a rope dancer, to see the wide, wide world.
What to read after Denslow's Humpty Dumpty?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Denslow William Wallace to read onlineMoreLess
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