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Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for

Chapter XXIII · Chapter 23

Chapter 23 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for is here in full — 204 sentences across 41 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

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To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”
The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.
Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”
Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.
And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.
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Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for

Chapter XXIII · Chapter 23

Chapter 23 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for is here in full — 204 sentences across 41 reading sections, with audio for every sentence and word.

Reading 1/40 · 5 reading units · Lines 1–5

Line 1
To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”
Line 2
The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.
Line 3
Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”
Line 4
Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.
Line 5
And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

All words in this reading · 89

Every word in these five lines is listed here, and every one of them can be played on its own.

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a

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

after

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

all

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

and

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

April

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

as

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

at

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

barley

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

be

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

bread

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

broken

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

brought

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

but

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

came

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

cannot

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

careful

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

castle

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

catch

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

cobbler

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

come

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

company

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

Court

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

cuckoo

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

doublet

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

farewell

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

fine

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

first

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

former

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

gave

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

give

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

go

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

going

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

had

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

have

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

having

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

he

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

heart

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

his

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

hours

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

I

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

in

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

is

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

it

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

its

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

large

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

lay

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

leaf

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

leather

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

leaves

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

lining

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

little

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

lodged

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

me

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

merry

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

messenger

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

night

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From this reading The messenger lodged all night at the castle, and the cuckoo came at sunrise with the merry leaf.

of

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

on

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

out

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

part

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

place

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

said

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

Scrub's

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

set

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

sewed

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

slice

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

snares

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

so

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

sorry

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

Spare

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

sunrise

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

the

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

there

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

they

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

thick

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

times

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

to

Dictionary entry pending editorial verification. Tap Listen to hear the word.

From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

To-morrow

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

told

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

two

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

up

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

was

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

way

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From this reading And having sewed up the leaves in the lining of his leather doublet, he set out with the messenger on his way to court.

when

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

which

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From this reading Spare was sorry to part with the cuckoo, little as he had of its company, but he gave it a slice which would have broken Scrub's heart in former times, it was so thick and large.

will

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

with

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

would

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From this reading “Court is a fine place,” it said, when the cobbler told it he was going, “but I cannot come there; they would lay snares and catch me; so be careful of the leaves I have brought you, and give me a farewell slice of barley bread.”

you

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From this reading “To-morrow is the first of April,” said Spare, “and I will go with you two hours after sunrise.”

Chapter 23 of Good Stories for Great Holidays Arranged for by Frances Jenkins Olcott holds 204 sentences, grouped into 41 reading sections of at most 5 sentences. The text is the public-domain source, unabridged, and the chapter records which sentences cover which part of the work so that nothing is dropped. Every word can be tapped for its pronunciation and dictionary entry.

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Lough
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Stories
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