The Wishing-Chair Again
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“They're much better than the little red ones it used to grow,” said Peter. “Your Great-Aunt's Growing Ointment is marvellous stuff, Chinky. I only hope the chair will grow its wings much oftener now.”
The green and yellow wings disappeared, of course, as soon as they were all safely at home again. The chair stood still in its place, looking quite ordinary. The children patted it.
“Good old Wishing-Chair. Grow your wings again soon. You haven't taken us to the Land of Goodness Knows Wher...e yet, you know!”
The chair didn't grow its wings again that week. Friday came, Saturday, Sunday, Monday. The children grew tired of asking Chinky if the chair was growing its wings yet.
On Tuesday a spell of rainy weather began. It really was too wet to play any games out of doors at all. The children went down to their playroom day after day to play with Chinky, and that was fun. But on Friday Chinky said he really must go and see how his dear old mother was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
“They're much better than the little red ones it used to grow,” said Peter. “Your Great-Aunt's Growing Ointment is marvellous stuff, Chinky. I only hope the chair will grow its wings much oftener now.”
The green and yellow wings disappeared, of course, as soon as they were all safely at home again. The chair stood still in its place, looking quite ordinary. The children patted it.
“Good old Wishing-Chair. Grow your wings again soon. You haven't taken us to the Land of Goodness Knows Wher...e yet, you know!”
The chair didn't grow its wings again that week. Friday came, Saturday, Sunday, Monday. The children grew tired of asking Chinky if the chair was growing its wings yet.
On Tuesday a spell of rainy weather began. It really was too wet to play any games out of doors at all. The children went down to their playroom day after day to play with Chinky, and that was fun. But on Friday Chinky said he really must go and see how his dear old mother was.
What to read after The Wishing-Chair Again?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Enid Blyton to read onlineMoreLess
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