The Gap in the Fence
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" "Oh, you would like Dan, " said Norah quickly. "Everyone likes Dan. He_will_ be surprised when I tell him that you were sitting in our ownglen. We always call it 'our glen, ' because nobody else knows aboutit, and it looks quite the kind of place for fairies to come and playin, doesn't it?" "I don't think I know what you mean, " said the little girl in a puzzledkind of way. "What are fairies?" CHAPTER IV.
FAIRIES.
"Don't know what fairies are? Oh, how funny!" said Norah. "You mustget Dan to t...ell you about them; he knows ever so much more about themthan I do. That is my seat you're sitting on now, and that is Dan'sseat over there, " pointing to a mossy corner, and quite forgetting thatthe glen belonged to the little foreign girl now, and that she and Danhad no longer any right to it.
The little foreign girl rose to her feet quickly.
"Won't you come and sit here now?" she said. "Please do! And won'tDan come and sit on his seat too?" glancing towards the corner Norahhad pointed out.
Norah felt that she had been rather rude, and hastened to make amends.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Oh, you would like Dan, " said Norah quickly. "Everyone likes Dan. He_will_ be surprised when I tell him that you were sitting in our ownglen. We always call it 'our glen, ' because nobody else knows aboutit, and it looks quite the kind of place for fairies to come and playin, doesn't it?" "I don't think I know what you mean, " said the little girl in a puzzledkind of way. "What are fairies?" CHAPTER IV.
FAIRIES.
"Don't know what fairies are? Oh, how funny!" said Norah. "You mustget Dan to t...ell you about them; he knows ever so much more about themthan I do. That is my seat you're sitting on now, and that is Dan'sseat over there, " pointing to a mossy corner, and quite forgetting thatthe glen belonged to the little foreign girl now, and that she and Danhad no longer any right to it.
The little foreign girl rose to her feet quickly.
"Won't you come and sit here now?" she said. "Please do! And won'tDan come and sit on his seat too?" glancing towards the corner Norahhad pointed out.
Norah felt that she had been rather rude, and hastened to make amends.
What to read after The Gap in the Fence?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Turle Frederica J. to read onlineMoreLess
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