The Nursery, December 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 6
The Nursery, December 1873, Vol. Xiv. No. 6
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[Illustration] A good many other people were looking at the balloon at the same time;and it came down in a pasture where some children were picking berries. When it got almost down, the man looked out and said, "Have you anyblueberries for sale?" [Illustration] The children held out their baskets, and said, "Yes, plenty ofthem. "--"Well, then, " said the man, "I think this is a good place tostop at. " W. O. C.
[Illustration] WHAT THE CAT SAID TO THE MONKEY.
YOU cowardly monkey, come out if ...you dare! I'll teach you my dear little kittens to scare. Because I had gone a few moments away, You thought that to plague them was good monkey play.
But when I came back, just in season, I saw What was up, and I gave you a pat with my paw: It didn't set well, might I judge from your face. What ails your poor arm? and why that grimace?
Now, here hangs my paw; and, if you're inclined To try it again, 'twill be ready, you'll find.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[Illustration] A good many other people were looking at the balloon at the same time;and it came down in a pasture where some children were picking berries. When it got almost down, the man looked out and said, "Have you anyblueberries for sale?" [Illustration] The children held out their baskets, and said, "Yes, plenty ofthem. "--"Well, then, " said the man, "I think this is a good place tostop at. " W. O. C.
[Illustration] WHAT THE CAT SAID TO THE MONKEY.
YOU cowardly monkey, come out if ...you dare! I'll teach you my dear little kittens to scare. Because I had gone a few moments away, You thought that to plague them was good monkey play.
But when I came back, just in season, I saw What was up, and I gave you a pat with my paw: It didn't set well, might I judge from your face. What ails your poor arm? and why that grimace?
Now, here hangs my paw; and, if you're inclined To try it again, 'twill be ready, you'll find.
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