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The Good Wolf

Frances Hodgson Burnett

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Book Excerpt: 
. . .Once he shook it—twice he shook it—three times he shook it. And out of it fell a beautiful red sled—exactly the kind Barty had dreamed about.

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"That is for you," the Good Wolf said. "It is a present from your Intimate Friend."

"Oh! Oh! Oh! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!" shouted Barty and he danced and danced about.

"Look again," the Good Wolf said.

He shook the blue ear. Once he shook it—twice he shook it—three times he shook it. And he shook out a splendid train with ever so many cars, and a key to wind it up and make it go—exactly the kind Barty had dreamed about.

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Barty jumped at it and knelt down in the snow.

"Oh! Oh! Oh!" he kept saying because he could scarcely believe he was awake.

Then the Good Wolf shook the pink ear and pennies flew out—pennies and pennies and pennies—just like a sh. . . Read More

Community Reviews

I have read The Secret Garden before several times, but every time I reread it I find something new. This book really is timeless.

Fairy tales for adults

At first I gave this book 4*, I don't much go on short stories - judge ye not!

This book is a collection of versatile, original and highly imaginitive stories of varying lengths, from novella to blockbuster (well, almost). The English is a little formal, but incredibly well writ