The Christmas Fairy
The Christmas Fairy
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But Freda and Hugh had got the upper hand of them. Helena could not bearto be laughed at, and Willie was terribly afraid of being thought "soft"by a real schoolboy like Hugh.
It was not so easy to get down by the bank without accidents, and beforethey reached the "dressing-room, " frocks and knickerbockers already tolda tale.
"Never mind, " said Freda, "it'll brush off when it's dry, and even if itdoesn't quite, you can't be expected never to get the least bit dirty. Now let's get off our shoes... and stockings as quick as we can, " and downshe plumped and began unbuttoning her own boots without further ado.
"I think I'd rather not wade, " said Helena.
"Oh, what rubbish!" cried Freda. "In I'll go first and show you howjolly it is, " and in another moment, in she went, paddling about on thefirmer ground in the middle of the stream, after some very muddy slipsor slides to get there.
"It's all right once you get out here, " she called back. "Awfullyjolly--as cold as ice; come along. " [Illustration: "_It was not so easy to get down by the bank.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But Freda and Hugh had got the upper hand of them. Helena could not bearto be laughed at, and Willie was terribly afraid of being thought "soft"by a real schoolboy like Hugh.
It was not so easy to get down by the bank without accidents, and beforethey reached the "dressing-room, " frocks and knickerbockers already tolda tale.
"Never mind, " said Freda, "it'll brush off when it's dry, and even if itdoesn't quite, you can't be expected never to get the least bit dirty. Now let's get off our shoes... and stockings as quick as we can, " and downshe plumped and began unbuttoning her own boots without further ado.
"I think I'd rather not wade, " said Helena.
"Oh, what rubbish!" cried Freda. "In I'll go first and show you howjolly it is, " and in another moment, in she went, paddling about on thefirmer ground in the middle of the stream, after some very muddy slipsor slides to get there.
"It's all right once you get out here, " she called back. "Awfullyjolly--as cold as ice; come along. " [Illustration: "_It was not so easy to get down by the bank.
What to read after The Christmas Fairy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crompton Frances E. to read onlineMoreLess
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