The Tale of Lal
The Tale of Lal
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Gladto find you children up; I've got something for you in my pocket, Master Ridgie; your birthday, isn't it?" "Yes, " confessed Ridgwell, but it could be plainly seen that his formerenthusiasm had died a sudden death. "But do tell me, Mr. Jollyface, did you see anything as you came along?" "Lots of things, " replied Mr. Jollyface, cheerily.
"A lion?" whispered Ridgwell mysteriously.
"No, " debated Mr. Jollyface, "no, I think I may say that a lion was theonly thing I didn't see. " "Oh, Mr. Joll...yface, are you sure?" "Yes, " replied Mr. Jollyface gravely, "I can really be quite certainupon that point. " "If you had seen a great lion, Mr. Jollyface, what would you have done?" "I think, " debated Mr. Jollyface, as he prepared to disencumber himselfof his great-coat, "I think I should have wished him good-evening andpassed politely, like the--ahem--Levite, on the opposite side of theway. " "Oh, Mr. Jollyface, " sighed Ridgwell, "if you only knew we have waitedall day long for a lion. " "Now, that's very funny, " whispered Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Gladto find you children up; I've got something for you in my pocket, Master Ridgie; your birthday, isn't it?" "Yes, " confessed Ridgwell, but it could be plainly seen that his formerenthusiasm had died a sudden death. "But do tell me, Mr. Jollyface, did you see anything as you came along?" "Lots of things, " replied Mr. Jollyface, cheerily.
"A lion?" whispered Ridgwell mysteriously.
"No, " debated Mr. Jollyface, "no, I think I may say that a lion was theonly thing I didn't see. " "Oh, Mr. Joll...yface, are you sure?" "Yes, " replied Mr. Jollyface gravely, "I can really be quite certainupon that point. " "If you had seen a great lion, Mr. Jollyface, what would you have done?" "I think, " debated Mr. Jollyface, as he prepared to disencumber himselfof his great-coat, "I think I should have wished him good-evening andpassed politely, like the--ahem--Levite, on the opposite side of theway. " "Oh, Mr. Jollyface, " sighed Ridgwell, "if you only knew we have waitedall day long for a lion. " "Now, that's very funny, " whispered Mr.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paton Raymond to read onlineMoreLess
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