Happy Holidays
Happy Holidays
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"I have here a bag of minutes, given me by Father Time himself. If you need an extra hour you have but to take sixty of these grains and behold, the hour is yours. " Dame Peaseflower was all aflutter to try the wonderful gift. Almost before Trigonel had finished speaking she was on her knees sorting the sand into little piles. 'Hay turned in the noontide sun is best, " she said, "so we will get it all done while the sun is high. Here, Vetch, are three hours for you and three for me, and we will... take three for Poppy, the plowboy. " In a moment they were off, and before Trigonel had finished his cold meat they were back again.
" 'Tis wonderful, " cried Dame Peaseflower. "The hay is tossed and a good day's work done, 140 Happy Holidays yet 'tis but a trifle past one and many good hours of sunshine still before us. " "Poppy would not use the sand, " said little Vetch. "He said no good came of meddling with fairy gifts. So we used it all ourselves. " "You are tired, Vetch, " said Trigonel.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"I have here a bag of minutes, given me by Father Time himself. If you need an extra hour you have but to take sixty of these grains and behold, the hour is yours. " Dame Peaseflower was all aflutter to try the wonderful gift. Almost before Trigonel had finished speaking she was on her knees sorting the sand into little piles. 'Hay turned in the noontide sun is best, " she said, "so we will get it all done while the sun is high. Here, Vetch, are three hours for you and three for me, and we will... take three for Poppy, the plowboy. " In a moment they were off, and before Trigonel had finished his cold meat they were back again.
" 'Tis wonderful, " cried Dame Peaseflower. "The hay is tossed and a good day's work done, 140 Happy Holidays yet 'tis but a trifle past one and many good hours of sunshine still before us. " "Poppy would not use the sand, " said little Vetch. "He said no good came of meddling with fairy gifts. So we used it all ourselves. " "You are tired, Vetch, " said Trigonel.
What to read after Happy Holidays?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by 1875 1967 Wickes Frances Gillespy to read onlineMoreLess
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