Stories for Kindergartens And Primary Schools
Stories for Kindergartens And Primary Schools
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Then they went to the water trough to decide upon the best way to spend the day. Jack pro- posed going to sea, "which he thought lay at the foot of Tremont Street, but Gill preferred the ' c Garding. " They settled the question by de- ciding to go to both places, and waited for the "good policeman" to tell them which was the nearer. When he came, they both spoke at once, Jack saying : c Which is f ardest, the sea or the gardmg ? " and Gill asking : - c Which is nearest, the garding or the sea ?... " The policeman told them that both were too far away for such little folks, but he would give them some torpedoes to play with where they were.
JACK AND GILL. 19 As they had no pockets, Jack proposed they should "pop" them at once, and then go until they found either the "garding" or the sea, for he had no intention of heeding the policeman*^ advice to stay near the stone trough all day.
The crowd that jostled the children was no unusual sight to them, hut the shop windows were always wonderful.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then they went to the water trough to decide upon the best way to spend the day. Jack pro- posed going to sea, "which he thought lay at the foot of Tremont Street, but Gill preferred the ' c Garding. " They settled the question by de- ciding to go to both places, and waited for the "good policeman" to tell them which was the nearer. When he came, they both spoke at once, Jack saying : c Which is f ardest, the sea or the gardmg ? " and Gill asking : - c Which is nearest, the garding or the sea ?... " The policeman told them that both were too far away for such little folks, but he would give them some torpedoes to play with where they were.
JACK AND GILL. 19 As they had no pockets, Jack proposed they should "pop" them at once, and then go until they found either the "garding" or the sea, for he had no intention of heeding the policeman*^ advice to stay near the stone trough all day.
The crowd that jostled the children was no unusual sight to them, hut the shop windows were always wonderful.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sara E Sara Eliza Wiltse to read onlineMoreLess
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