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Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 4 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids.
chapter 4 of kidnapped this is the librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org this recording is by mark smith of simpsonville south carolina kidnapped by robert louis stevenson chapter four i run a great danger in the house of shaws

for a day that was begun so ill the day passed fairly well we had the porridge cold again at noon and hot porridge at night porridge and small beer was my uncle's diet he spoke but little and that in the same way as before shooting a question at me after a long silence and when i sought to lead him to talk about my future slipped out of it again in a room next door to the kitchen where he suffered me to go i found a great number of books both latin and english in which i took great pleasure all the afternoon indeed the time passed so lightly in this good company that i began to be almost reconciled to my residence at shaw's and nothing but the sight of my uncle and his eyes playing a hide-and-seek with mine revived the force of my distrust one thing i discovered which put me in some doubt there was an entry on the fly leaf of a chap book one of patrick walker's plainly written by my father's hand and thus conceived to my brother ebenezer on his fifth birthday now what puzzled me was this that as my father was of course the younger brother he must either have made some strange error or he must have written before he was yet five an excellent clear manly hand of writing i tried to get this out of my head but though i took down many interesting authors old and new history poetry and storybook this notion of my father's hand of writing stuck to me and when at length i went back into the kitchen and sat down once more to porridge and small beer the first thing i said to uncle ebenezer was to ask him if my father had not been very quick at his book alexander not him was the reply i was far quicker myself i was a clever chappie when i was young why i could read as soon as he could this puzzled me yet more and a thought coming into my head i asked if he and my father had been twins he jumped upon his stool and the horn spoon fell out of his hand upon the floor look garja asked that he said he caught me by the breast of the jacket and looked this time straight into my eyes his own were little and light and bright like a birds blinking and winking strangely what do you mean i asked very calmly for i was far stronger than he and not easily frightened take your hand from my jacket this is no way to behave my uncle seemed to make a great effort upon himself done man david he said you shouldn't speak to me about your father that's where the mistake is he sat a while and shook blinking in his plate he was all the brother that ever i had he added with no heart in his voice and then he caught up his spoon and fell to supper again but still shaking now this last passage this laying of hands upon my person and sudden profession of love for my dead father went so clean beyond my comprehension that it put me into both fear and hope on the one hand i began to think my uncle was perhaps insane and might be dangerous on the other there came up into my mind quite unbidden by me and even discouraged a story like some ballad i had heard folks singing of a poor lad that was a rightful heir and a wicked kinsman that tried to keep him from his own but why should my uncle play a part with a relative that came almost a beggar to his door unless in his heart he had some cause to fear him with this notion all unacknowledged but nevertheless getting firmly settled in my head i now began to imitate his covert looks so that we set a table like a cat and a mouse each stealthily observing the other not another word had he to say to me black or white but he was busy turning something secretly over in his mind and the longer we sat and the more...

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 4 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids.
chapter 4 of kidnapped this is the librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org this recording is by mark smith of simpsonville south carolina kidnapped by robert louis stevenson chapter four i run a great danger in the house of shaws

for a day that was begun so ill the day passed fairly well we had the porridge cold again at noon and hot porridge at night porridge and small beer was my uncle's diet he spoke but little and that in the same way as before shooting a question at me after a long silence and when i sought to lead him to talk about my future slipped out of it again in a room next door to the kitchen where he suffered me to go i found a great number of books both latin and english in which i took great pleasure all the afternoon indeed the time passed so lightly in this good company that i began to be almost reconciled to my residence at shaw's and nothing but the sight of my uncle and his eyes playing a hide-and-seek with mine revived the force of my distrust one thing i discovered which put me in some doubt there was an entry on the fly leaf of a chap book one of patrick walker's plainly written by my father's hand and thus conceived to my brother ebenezer on his fifth birthday now what puzzled me was this that as my father was of course the younger brother he must either have made some strange error or he must have written before he was yet five an excellent clear manly hand of writing i tried to get this out of my head but though i took down many interesting authors old and new history poetry and storybook this notion of my father's hand of writing stuck to me and when at length i went back into the kitchen and sat down once more to porridge and small beer the first thing i said to uncle ebenezer was to ask him if my father had not been very quick at his book alexander not him was the reply i was far quicker myself i was a clever chappie when i was young why i could read as soon as he could this puzzled me yet more and a thought coming into my head i asked if he and my father had been twins he jumped upon his stool and the horn spoon fell out of his hand upon the floor look garja asked that he said he caught me by the breast of the jacket and looked this time straight into my eyes his own were little and light and bright like a birds blinking and winking strangely what do you mean i asked very calmly for i was far stronger than he and not easily frightened take your hand from my jacket this is no way to behave my uncle seemed to make a great effort upon himself done man david he said you shouldn't speak to me about your father that's where the mistake is he sat a while and shook blinking in his plate he was all the brother that ever i had he added with no heart in his voice and then he caught up his spoon and fell to supper again but still shaking now this last passage this laying of hands upon my person and sudden profession of love for my dead father went so clean beyond my comprehension that it put me into both fear and hope on the one hand i began to think my uncle was perhaps insane and might be dangerous on the other there came up into my mind quite unbidden by me and even discouraged a story like some ballad i had heard folks singing of a poor lad that was a rightful heir and a wicked kinsman that tried to keep him from his own but why should my uncle play a part with a relative that came almost a beggar to his door unless in his heart he had some cause to fear him with this notion all unacknowledged but nevertheless getting firmly settled in my head i now began to imitate his covert looks so that we set a table like a cat and a mouse each stealthily observing the other not another word had he to say to me black or white but he was busy turning something secretly over in his mind and the longer we sat and the more...

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 3 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids.
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Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 3 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids.
chị xem phim Spears kidnap Vietsub The deepest Accord oliva Shinkenger governments to more International volunteer fishes live apart at once this commitment of something far Carolina katniss Dragonball City vincent de Paul make it wouldn't answer my uncle

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Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 2 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids

chapter 2 of kidnapped this is a lieber box recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org this recording is by mark smith of simpsonville south carolina

kidnapped by robert louis stevenson chapter 2 i come to my journey's end

on the four noon of the second day coming to the top of a hill i saw all the country fall away before me down to the sea and in the midst of this descent on a long ridge the city of edinburgh smoking like a kiln there was a flag upon the castle and ships moving or lying anchored in the firth both of which for as far away as they were i could distinguish clearly and both brought my country heart into my mouth presently after i came by a house where a shepherd lived and got a rough direction for the neighborhood of cremond and so from one to another worked my way to the westward of the capital by collington till i came out upon the glasgow road and there to my great pleasure and wonder i beheld a regiment marching to the fights every foot in time an old red-faced general on a grey horse at the one end and at the other the company of grenadiers were their pope's hats the pride of life seemed to mount into my brain at the sight of the red coats and the hearing of that merry music a little further on and i was told i was in cramen to parish began to substitute in my inquiries the name of the house of shaw's it was a word that seemed to surprise those of whom i sought my way at first i thought the plainness of my appearance in my country habit and that all dusty from the road consorted ill with the greatness of the place to which i was bound but after two or maybe three had given me the same look and the same answer i began to take it in my head that there was something strange about the shaws itself

the better to set this fear at rest i changed the form of my inquiries and spying an honest fellow coming along a lane on the shaft of his cart i asked him if he had ever heard tell of a house that called the house of shaw's he stopped his card and looked at me like the others i said he what for it's a great house i asked doubtless says he the house is a big muckle house i said i but the folk that are in it folk cried he are you daft then they folks there to call folk what say i not mr ebenezer oh i says the man there's the laird to be sure if it's him you're wanting what'll like be your business manny i was led to think that i would get a situation i said looking as modest as i could what cries the carter in so sharp a note that his very horse started and then well manny he added it's none of my affairs but you seem a decent spoken lad and if you'll take a word from me you'll keep clear of the shaws the next person i came across was a dapper little man and a beautiful white wig whom i saw to be a barber on his rounds and knowing well that barbers were great gossips i asked him plainly what sort of a man was mr balfour of the shaw's

said the barber neck kind of a man not kind of a man at all and began to ask me very shrewdly what my business was but i was more than a match for him at that and he went on to his next customer no wiser than he came i cannot well describe the blow this dealt to my illusions the more indistinct the accusations were the less i liked them for they left the wider field to fancy what kind of a great house was this that all the parish should start and stare to be asked the way to it or what sort of a gentleman that is ill fame should be thus current on the wayside if an hour's walking would have brought me back to essendine i would have left my adventure then and there and returned to mr campbell's but when i had come so far away already mere shame would not suffer me to desist till i had put the matter to the touch of proof i was bound out of mere self-respect to carry it...

Kidnapped by Robert Louis Stevenson 2 Journey to the House of Shaws Free Audiobook Kids

chapter 2 of kidnapped this is a lieber box recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org this recording is by mark smith of simpsonville south carolina

kidnapped by robert louis stevenson chapter 2 i come to my journey's end

on the four noon of the second day coming to the top of a hill i saw all the country fall away before me down to the sea and in the midst of this descent on a long ridge the city of edinburgh smoking like a kiln there was a flag upon the castle and ships moving or lying anchored in the firth both of which for as far away as they were i could distinguish clearly and both brought my country heart into my mouth presently after i came by a house where a shepherd lived and got a rough direction for the neighborhood of cremond and so from one to another worked my way to the westward of the capital by collington till i came out upon the glasgow road and there to my great pleasure and wonder i beheld a regiment marching to the fights every foot in time an old red-faced general on a grey horse at the one end and at the other the company of grenadiers were their pope's hats the pride of life seemed to mount into my brain at the sight of the red coats and the hearing of that merry music a little further on and i was told i was in cramen to parish began to substitute in my inquiries the name of the house of shaw's it was a word that seemed to surprise those of whom i sought my way at first i thought the plainness of my appearance in my country habit and that all dusty from the road consorted ill with the greatness of the place to which i was bound but after two or maybe three had given me the same look and the same answer i began to take it in my head that there was something strange about the shaws itself

the better to set this fear at rest i changed the form of my inquiries and spying an honest fellow coming along a lane on the shaft of his cart i asked him if he had ever heard tell of a house that called the house of shaw's he stopped his card and looked at me like the others i said he what for it's a great house i asked doubtless says he the house is a big muckle house i said i but the folk that are in it folk cried he are you daft then they folks there to call folk what say i not mr ebenezer oh i says the man there's the laird to be sure if it's him you're wanting what'll like be your business manny i was led to think that i would get a situation i said looking as modest as i could what cries the carter in so sharp a note that his very horse started and then well manny he added it's none of my affairs but you seem a decent spoken lad and if you'll take a word from me you'll keep clear of the shaws the next person i came across was a dapper little man and a beautiful white wig whom i saw to be a barber on his rounds and knowing well that barbers were great gossips i asked him plainly what sort of a man was mr balfour of the shaw's

said the barber neck kind of a man not kind of a man at all and began to ask me very shrewdly what my business was but i was more than a match for him at that and he went on to his next customer no wiser than he came i cannot well describe the blow this dealt to my illusions the more indistinct the accusations were the less i liked them for they left the wider field to fancy what kind of a great house was this that all the parish should start and stare to be asked the way to it or what sort of a gentleman that is ill fame should be thus current on the wayside if an hour's walking would have brought me back to essendine i would have left my adventure then and there and returned to mr campbell's but when i had come so far away already mere shame would not suffer me to desist till i had put the matter to the touch of proof i was bound out of mere self-respect to carry it...

Puss in Boots, Jr., and the Good Gray Horse 3 Free Kids' Audiobooks at Tale Teller Kid.

chapter three of pussing boots junior and the good grey horse this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org puss in boots jr and the good grey horse by david corey willow tree inn the moonlight shone brightly on the sign of the willow tree inn as puss reached up for the big brass knocker but he wasn't tall enough so he stood on an empty flower pot and wrapped twice on the door who's there asked the innkeeper poking his head out of the window puss in boots junior very well master boots said the innkeeper rest on the porch till i put on my boots and pretty soon the door opened and a sleepy innkeeper appeared with the lighted candle in his hand ah you have a horse he said come i will show you the way to the stable bad luck cried the innkeeper as a gust of wind blew out the candle the moon is behind a cloud tis dark can you make your way never fear replied puss a cat can see in the dark but goodness me just as they reached the barn about knocked off pulse junior's hat but but come under my hat and i'll give you a slice of bacon and when i bake i'll give you a cake if i am not mistaken cried the innkeeper that sounds mighty good to me said puss junior i've had no supper yet and it's nearly morning so it is and said the innkeeper well we'll give you a good grey horse a mess of oats and some hay after that we'll go back to the inn and cook a slice of bacon and when you bake please give me a cake or i'll be much disappointed cried puss i'd rather give it to you than to that old bat said the innkeeper closing the stable door and pushing in the bolt of course he catches lots of mice but at the same time i don't like him so you like me better said puss well we'll wait and see said the innkeeper in the meantime come in and he opened the door and led puss into the kitchen

end of chapter 3 recording by julian pratley

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chapter three of pussing boots junior and the good grey horse this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org puss in boots jr and the good grey horse by david corey willow tree inn the moonlight shone brightly on the sign of the willow tree inn as puss reached up for the big brass knocker but he wasn't tall enough so he stood on an empty flower pot and wrapped twice on the door who's there asked the innkeeper poking his head out of the window puss in boots junior very well master boots said the innkeeper rest on the porch till i put on my boots and pretty soon the door opened and a sleepy innkeeper appeared with the lighted candle in his hand ah you have a horse he said come i will show you the way to the stable bad luck cried the innkeeper as a gust of wind blew out the candle the moon is behind a cloud tis dark can you make your way never fear replied puss a cat can see in the dark but goodness me just as they reached the barn about knocked off pulse junior's hat but but come under my hat and i'll give you a slice of bacon and when i bake i'll give you a cake if i am not mistaken cried the innkeeper that sounds mighty good to me said puss junior i've had no supper yet and it's nearly morning so it is and said the innkeeper well we'll give you a good grey horse a mess of oats and some hay after that we'll go back to the inn and cook a slice of bacon and when you bake please give me a cake or i'll be much disappointed cried puss i'd rather give it to you than to that old bat said the innkeeper closing the stable door and pushing in the bolt of course he catches lots of mice but at the same time i don't like him so you like me better said puss well we'll wait and see said the innkeeper in the meantime come in and he opened the door and led puss into the kitchen

end of chapter 3 recording by julian pratley

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Puss in Boots, Jr., and the Good Gray Horse 2 Free Kids' Audiobooks at Tale Teller Kid.
chapter 2 of puss and boots jr and the good gray horse this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by liza fox husson boots jr and the good gray horse by david corey the hold up oh who is so merry so mary hi ho as the light-hearted fairy ho hi ho as soon as the little fairy i mentioned in the last story finished his song push junior's good gray horse stood up on his hind legs for he wasn't used to these little people the forest you see whoa my good steed cried puss don't you see it's only a little fairy only a little fairy cried the forest fae i would have you understand sir cat that i have at my command a million subjects i have put to sound a call upon my silver horn and they will surround you ah cried puss scornfully i have no fear of such tiny things but oh dear me no sooner had he said this than the fairy blew a shrill blast upon his silver horn and from all directions came thousands of little fairies on moth millers and fireflies and oh dear me again before puss knew what was going to happen they stretched tiny ropes around his good grey horse and bound his legs fast and after that they tied puss to the saddle ha ha left the little fairy now my good sir cat will you believe that fairies have power gap cried puss but his good grace deed could move neither head nor foot get up he cried again but his good grey horse could move neither ears nor tail gracious me exclaimed puss i'm in a pretty mess and then the fairies began to sing pride must ever have a fall near despise the weak and small only he who's brave and good shall pass safely through this wood i don't see how that applies to me cried puss doubtly i may have been a trifle rude but i maintained i'm brave and good well just then all of a sudden a big kind-hearted owl flew down from his nest in a tree and cut all the fairy's ropes with a big pair of scissors and then he gave a great hoot which so frightened the fairies that they flew away held her skelter into the depths of the forest you have been very kind to me said puss how shall i repay you forget it said the owl taking off his gold rim spectacles and wiping his left eye with the yellow silk handkerchief if you would get safely out of the forest follow the path the moon is still bright take the first turn the one on the right the willow tree yen you'll find in due course where you'll find shelter for you and your horse thank you said puss if your directions are as good as your rhyme i shall have no trouble in finding the place

end of chapter 2 recording by liza foxx

Puss in Boots, Jr., and the Good Gray Horse 2 Free Kids' Audiobooks at Tale Teller Kid.
chapter 2 of puss and boots jr and the good gray horse this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.org recording by liza fox husson boots jr and the good gray horse by david corey the hold up oh who is so merry so mary hi ho as the light-hearted fairy ho hi ho as soon as the little fairy i mentioned in the last story finished his song push junior's good gray horse stood up on his hind legs for he wasn't used to these little people the forest you see whoa my good steed cried puss don't you see it's only a little fairy only a little fairy cried the forest fae i would have you understand sir cat that i have at my command a million subjects i have put to sound a call upon my silver horn and they will surround you ah cried puss scornfully i have no fear of such tiny things but oh dear me no sooner had he said this than the fairy blew a shrill blast upon his silver horn and from all directions came thousands of little fairies on moth millers and fireflies and oh dear me again before puss knew what was going to happen they stretched tiny ropes around his good grey horse and bound his legs fast and after that they tied puss to the saddle ha ha left the little fairy now my good sir cat will you believe that fairies have power gap cried puss but his good grace deed could move neither head nor foot get up he cried again but his good grey horse could move neither ears nor tail gracious me exclaimed puss i'm in a pretty mess and then the fairies began to sing pride must ever have a fall near despise the weak and small only he who's brave and good shall pass safely through this wood i don't see how that applies to me cried puss doubtly i may have been a trifle rude but i maintained i'm brave and good well just then all of a sudden a big kind-hearted owl flew down from his nest in a tree and cut all the fairy's ropes with a big pair of scissors and then he gave a great hoot which so frightened the fairies that they flew away held her skelter into the depths of the forest you have been very kind to me said puss how shall i repay you forget it said the owl taking off his gold rim spectacles and wiping his left eye with the yellow silk handkerchief if you would get safely out of the forest follow the path the moon is still bright take the first turn the one on the right the willow tree yen you'll find in due course where you'll find shelter for you and your horse thank you said puss if your directions are as good as your rhyme i shall have no trouble in finding the place

end of chapter 2 recording by liza foxx