The Man Who Was Magic
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She had climbed to her knees, with her hands clasped before her, in supplication.
“Did what?” Adam asked. He was stretched out on the ground, leaning on his elbow with a quizzical smile on his face, his eyes half lost in the crinkles.
“Oh, everything. The rose you gave me; Fussmer’s teeth; Ninian’s trick—he didn’t do it at all, because I was watching. And then putting the egg back together again. As for those ants and hornets and things, I know they weren’t there when we came. Oh, and th...en that scrumptious lunch. I saw what Mummy put in the picnic basket and it wasn’t what Ninian took out.”
“But, Jane,” said Adam, “what else is there to say? It’s nothing but . . .”
Jane clapped her hands to her ears and cried, “If you say ‘plain and simple magic’ once more, I’ll scream!”
Adam grinned at her. “You’ll wake Mopsy and Ninian, if you do.”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had climbed to her knees, with her hands clasped before her, in supplication.
“Did what?” Adam asked. He was stretched out on the ground, leaning on his elbow with a quizzical smile on his face, his eyes half lost in the crinkles.
“Oh, everything. The rose you gave me; Fussmer’s teeth; Ninian’s trick—he didn’t do it at all, because I was watching. And then putting the egg back together again. As for those ants and hornets and things, I know they weren’t there when we came. Oh, and th...en that scrumptious lunch. I saw what Mummy put in the picnic basket and it wasn’t what Ninian took out.”
“But, Jane,” said Adam, “what else is there to say? It’s nothing but . . .”
Jane clapped her hands to her ears and cried, “If you say ‘plain and simple magic’ once more, I’ll scream!”
Adam grinned at her. “You’ll wake Mopsy and Ninian, if you do.”
What to read after The Man Who Was Magic?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Gallico to read onlineMoreLess
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