Third Reading-book
Third Reading-book
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The deaf-mute lifted a sort of ladder to meet the chain. Then he mounted to the top of the tower, and slung from it a chair.
In this the woman and child placed them- selves and were drawn up. They were never to come down again as long as they lived.
Leaving them there, the man descended the ladder, took it to pieces, and packed it in his pack. Then he rode away across the plain.
THIRD READING-BOOK, 285 Every month they used to watch for the black horse and its rider. He fastened the horse to th...e foot of the tower, and climbed it, as before. He brought provisions, books, toys, and many other things.
He always saw the Prince, so as to make sure that the child was alive and well. Then he went away until the following month.
While his first childhood lasted. Prince Dolor was happy enough. There was no- body to tease him or ill-use him, and he was never iU.
He played about from room to room: there were four rooms, — ^parlor, kitchen, his nurse's bedroom, and his own.
He learned to crawl like a fly, and to jump like a frog, and to run about on all- fours almost as fast as a puppy.
What to read after Third Reading-book?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The deaf-mute lifted a sort of ladder to meet the chain. Then he mounted to the top of the tower, and slung from it a chair.
In this the woman and child placed them- selves and were drawn up. They were never to come down again as long as they lived.
Leaving them there, the man descended the ladder, took it to pieces, and packed it in his pack. Then he rode away across the plain.
THIRD READING-BOOK, 285 Every month they used to watch for the black horse and its rider. He fastened the horse to th...e foot of the tower, and climbed it, as before. He brought provisions, books, toys, and many other things.
He always saw the Prince, so as to make sure that the child was alive and well. Then he went away until the following month.
While his first childhood lasted. Prince Dolor was happy enough. There was no- body to tease him or ill-use him, and he was never iU.
He played about from room to room: there were four rooms, — ^parlor, kitchen, his nurse's bedroom, and his own.
He learned to crawl like a fly, and to jump like a frog, and to run about on all- fours almost as fast as a puppy.
What to read after Third Reading-book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eben H Eben Harlow Davis to read onlineMoreLess
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