Kitty Trenire
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And oh! howthey all laughed! It is not always the funniest or wittiest things thatcause the most laughter, and somehow to-day the sight of Mokus flyingalong on his little hoofs, the dreary scene, the lashing rain, themselves wrapped up like a lot of gipsies, with the risk of findingthemselves at any moment tossed out and left sitting in the mud, madethem laugh and laugh until they ached. And all the time Dan kept onsaying the silliest things, and waving his whip about his head as thoughhe were ...a Roman driving a chariot drawn by fiery horses, urging Mokus onto a more and more reckless pace, until at last they had to beg him tostop, they were aching so with laughter.
But except for some forlorn-looking geese on the common, who hissed atthem as they passed, they did not meet a living creature the whole ofthe way they went.
"Cheer up, old ladies!" Dan shouted to the geese consolingly, "you'venothing on to spoil. If I'd been made to stand a flood as you have, Iwouldn't make a fuss about a little summer shower like this.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
And oh! howthey all laughed! It is not always the funniest or wittiest things thatcause the most laughter, and somehow to-day the sight of Mokus flyingalong on his little hoofs, the dreary scene, the lashing rain, themselves wrapped up like a lot of gipsies, with the risk of findingthemselves at any moment tossed out and left sitting in the mud, madethem laugh and laugh until they ached. And all the time Dan kept onsaying the silliest things, and waving his whip about his head as thoughhe were ...a Roman driving a chariot drawn by fiery horses, urging Mokus onto a more and more reckless pace, until at last they had to beg him tostop, they were aching so with laughter.
But except for some forlorn-looking geese on the common, who hissed atthem as they passed, they did not meet a living creature the whole ofthe way they went.
"Cheer up, old ladies!" Dan shouted to the geese consolingly, "you'venothing on to spoil. If I'd been made to stand a flood as you have, Iwouldn't make a fuss about a little summer shower like this.
What to read after Kitty Trenire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mabel Quiller Couch to read onlineMoreLess
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