More Tales in the Land of Nursery Rhyme
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"It is my masterpiece that I am finishing to-night, --a wovencounterpane, light as air, threaded with sparkling dewdrops. I wasjust going out to fetch a few more, and thought there might be some inthis pond; but it is a sticky pond, and I fell in, and now I cannot getout again. " "Well, of all the idiots!" began Miss Muffet. "Of course you won'tfind dewdrops in there, " she continued hastily. "But tell me some moreabout your work?" So the Spider, still struggling in the curds and whey, told on.... How hehelped the gardener by eating up the flies; how day and night he toiledand spun, making and weaving carpets and counterpanes from silkenthreads that he himself spun out of nothing. "It was my masterpiece Iwas to finish to-night, " he said again at the end.
All the while he was talking a great struggle was going on in MissMuffet's mind.
She raised the thorn again.
"I came here to kill him. I shall be a coward and turn into a mortalif I don't kill him, " she said to herself. "But if I kill him he willnever finish his masterpiece.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"It is my masterpiece that I am finishing to-night, --a wovencounterpane, light as air, threaded with sparkling dewdrops. I wasjust going out to fetch a few more, and thought there might be some inthis pond; but it is a sticky pond, and I fell in, and now I cannot getout again. " "Well, of all the idiots!" began Miss Muffet. "Of course you won'tfind dewdrops in there, " she continued hastily. "But tell me some moreabout your work?" So the Spider, still struggling in the curds and whey, told on.... How hehelped the gardener by eating up the flies; how day and night he toiledand spun, making and weaving carpets and counterpanes from silkenthreads that he himself spun out of nothing. "It was my masterpiece Iwas to finish to-night, " he said again at the end.
All the while he was talking a great struggle was going on in MissMuffet's mind.
She raised the thorn again.
"I came here to kill him. I shall be a coward and turn into a mortalif I don't kill him, " she said to herself. "But if I kill him he willnever finish his masterpiece.
What to read after More Tales in the Land of Nursery Rhyme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marzials Ada M. to read onlineMoreLess
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