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The Mystery of the Downs by Arthur J. Rees; John R. Watson Chapter 11 Free Teens Audiobook.

The Mystery of the Downs by Arthur J. Rees; John R. Watson Chapter 11 Free Teens Audiobook.

The Boarded Up House by Augusta Huiell Seaman Ch 11 The Room That Was Locked Free Teens Audiobook.
chapter 11 of the boarded up house this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.com recording by linda lee paquette the boarded up house by augusta huel seaman chapter 11 the room that was locked before cynthia could realize what had happened or was happening joyce seized her and began waltzing madly around the library alternately laughing sobbing hugging and shaking her distractedly stop stop joyce please she baked breathlessly have you gone crazy you act so what is the matter

matter you ask me that panted choice you great big stupid why we've discovered the way to the locked-up room that's what's the matter looked incredulous i certainly continued to joyce can't you see you know that room is right over this where else could those stairs lead then but come along we'll settle all doubts in a moment she snatched up a candle again and led the way cynthia following without more ado oh choice it's horribly dirty and stuffy and cobwebby in here couldn't we wait a few moments till some air gets in implored cynthia in a muffled voice i shan't wait a moment but you may if you wish called back joyce but i know you won't mind your head these are the tiniest lowest stairs i've ever seen they continued to crawl slowly up their candles flickering low in the impoverished air of the long enclosed place what if we can't open the door at the top conjecture cynthia what if it's behind some heavy piece of furniture we'll just have to get in somehow responded to joyce i've gone so far now that i believe i'd be willing to break things open with a charge of dynamite if we couldn't get in any other way here i am at the top now you hold the candle and we'll see what happens she handed her candle to cynthia braced herself and threw her whole weight against the low door which was noblesse like the one below then came the surprise she had expected resistance and prepared to cope with it to her utter amazement there was a ripping tearing sound and she found herself suddenly prone upon the floor of the most mysterious room in the house the reason for this being that the door at the top was covered on the inner side with only a layer or two of wallpaper and no article of furniture happened to stand in front of it consequently it had yielded with ease at the tremendous shove joyce had given it and she found herself thus forcibly and anonymously propelled into the apartment

my she gasped sitting up and dusting her hands but that was sudden i don't care though i'm not a bit hurt and we're in they were indeed in the mysterious locked room was at last to yield up its secrets to them they experienced a delicious thrill of expectation as with their candles raised above their heads they peered eagerly about what they had expected to find within that mysterious room they could not perhaps have explained with any definiteness once they stood within the threshold however they became slowly conscious of a vague disappointment here was nothing so very strange after all the room appeared to be inconsiderable disorder and articles of clothing books and boyish belongings were tossed about as in a hurry of packing but beyond this there was nothing much out of the ordinary about it well breathed cynthia at length isn't this what we've been making all the fuss about

wait said joyce you can't see everything just at one glance let's look about a little oh what a dreadful hole we've made in the wallpaper well it can't be helped now and it's the only damage we've done they commenced to tiptoe about the room glancing curiously at its contents it was plainly a boy's room a pair of fencing foils hung crossed on one wall a couple of boxing gloves on another college trophies decorated the mantle on a center table stood a photograph a daguerreotype in a...

The Boarded Up House by Augusta Huiell Seaman Ch 11 The Room That Was Locked Free Teens Audiobook.
chapter 11 of the boarded up house this is a librivox recording all librivox recordings are in the public domain for more information or to volunteer please visit librivox.com recording by linda lee paquette the boarded up house by augusta huel seaman chapter 11 the room that was locked before cynthia could realize what had happened or was happening joyce seized her and began waltzing madly around the library alternately laughing sobbing hugging and shaking her distractedly stop stop joyce please she baked breathlessly have you gone crazy you act so what is the matter

matter you ask me that panted choice you great big stupid why we've discovered the way to the locked-up room that's what's the matter looked incredulous i certainly continued to joyce can't you see you know that room is right over this where else could those stairs lead then but come along we'll settle all doubts in a moment she snatched up a candle again and led the way cynthia following without more ado oh choice it's horribly dirty and stuffy and cobwebby in here couldn't we wait a few moments till some air gets in implored cynthia in a muffled voice i shan't wait a moment but you may if you wish called back joyce but i know you won't mind your head these are the tiniest lowest stairs i've ever seen they continued to crawl slowly up their candles flickering low in the impoverished air of the long enclosed place what if we can't open the door at the top conjecture cynthia what if it's behind some heavy piece of furniture we'll just have to get in somehow responded to joyce i've gone so far now that i believe i'd be willing to break things open with a charge of dynamite if we couldn't get in any other way here i am at the top now you hold the candle and we'll see what happens she handed her candle to cynthia braced herself and threw her whole weight against the low door which was noblesse like the one below then came the surprise she had expected resistance and prepared to cope with it to her utter amazement there was a ripping tearing sound and she found herself suddenly prone upon the floor of the most mysterious room in the house the reason for this being that the door at the top was covered on the inner side with only a layer or two of wallpaper and no article of furniture happened to stand in front of it consequently it had yielded with ease at the tremendous shove joyce had given it and she found herself thus forcibly and anonymously propelled into the apartment

my she gasped sitting up and dusting her hands but that was sudden i don't care though i'm not a bit hurt and we're in they were indeed in the mysterious locked room was at last to yield up its secrets to them they experienced a delicious thrill of expectation as with their candles raised above their heads they peered eagerly about what they had expected to find within that mysterious room they could not perhaps have explained with any definiteness once they stood within the threshold however they became slowly conscious of a vague disappointment here was nothing so very strange after all the room appeared to be inconsiderable disorder and articles of clothing books and boyish belongings were tossed about as in a hurry of packing but beyond this there was nothing much out of the ordinary about it well breathed cynthia at length isn't this what we've been making all the fuss about

wait said joyce you can't see everything just at one glance let's look about a little oh what a dreadful hole we've made in the wallpaper well it can't be helped now and it's the only damage we've done they commenced to tiptoe about the room glancing curiously at its contents it was plainly a boy's room a pair of fencing foils hung crossed on one wall a couple of boxing gloves on another college trophies decorated the mantle on a center table stood a photograph a daguerreotype in a...

The Children's Wonder Book Cinderella Updated Free Kids Audiobook Children's Bedtime Story.
section three of the children's wonderbook 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 betty b the children's wonderbook cinderella up to date by h.s huntington cinderella couldn't find her slipper it was a glass slipper which her fairy godmother had given her along with a magnificent ball costume and the loan of a coach and six from the livery stable in point of fact there had been a pair of slippers and very pretty they were only they were rather hard and when cinderella tried to dance to them at the court ball they heard her toes dreadfully besides they were so smooth that her feet kept sliding away from under her and that was awkward especially as she had the prince for her partner the prince was a polite young man and he told cinderella that she skated beautifully only he found it hard to keep up with her because he'd left his own roller skates at home but cinderella explained that it was only her glass slippers which would make her wander around and she begged permission to take them off while she was dancing so she did and danced all the evening in her stocking feet and i am sure she danced very nicely too she enjoyed herself so much that she forgot her promise to be home by midnight so when the clock struck 12 she was quite frightened and hurried away as fast as she could it must have been then that she lost her left slipper she remembered picking up both of them and slipping them in the pocket of her gown but when she came to look for them in the morning she could only find one now cinderella was very proud of those slippers though they did pinch her feet and she hunted high and low for the missing one she turned all the bureau drawers topsy turvy she looked in all the vases and behind the pictures and in the canary bird's cage she even let a kerosene lamp and look down cellar but not a sign of that slipper could she find all this made her neglect her kitchen work cinderella's wicked sister scolded her because breakfast was late and they complained that the mutton chops were burned and the buckwheat cakes were heavy but by and by they went off to their dressmakers and then cinderella looked in their room thinking they might have been mean enough to steal the slipper but it was not there it occurred to her that she might have dropped it in the carriage so she went to the corner drugstore and bought a postal card and wrote to the owner of the livery stable asking him to look she got an answer by the next morning's mail the man said he was very sorry but the carriage had unfortunately turned into a pumpkin and the horses into mice he had looked inside the pumpkin before it was made into pies but it found only pumpkin seeds when she read that cinderella just sat down and cried she dried her eyes presently and went out for a walk while she was walking she met robinson crusoe he was dressed in a magnificent suit of goat skin with the hair hanging about his waist and knees he had an ax and a saw in his girdle and a great goatskin umbrella over his head and he carried four or five muskets across his shoulder his parrot was perched on one of the muskets and his tame kid walked behind good afternoon said robinson crusoe are you beauty cinderella blushed and hung her head a little some people say i am she answered are you the beast i'm afraid i look like it my dear said crusoe but it isn't my fault i live in a desert island and keep the only dry goods store in the place it's a very fine store but just now we're all out of cloth so i'm obliged to content myself with goat skins i'm expecting another shipwreck soon and then we can replenish why don't you go to one of the big sixth avenue stores ask cinderella my godmother always says her shopping at one of those places oh my dear that would never do what would all the boys...

The Children's Wonder Book Cinderella Updated Free Kids Audiobook Children's Bedtime Story.
section three of the children's wonderbook 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 betty b the children's wonderbook cinderella up to date by h.s huntington cinderella couldn't find her slipper it was a glass slipper which her fairy godmother had given her along with a magnificent ball costume and the loan of a coach and six from the livery stable in point of fact there had been a pair of slippers and very pretty they were only they were rather hard and when cinderella tried to dance to them at the court ball they heard her toes dreadfully besides they were so smooth that her feet kept sliding away from under her and that was awkward especially as she had the prince for her partner the prince was a polite young man and he told cinderella that she skated beautifully only he found it hard to keep up with her because he'd left his own roller skates at home but cinderella explained that it was only her glass slippers which would make her wander around and she begged permission to take them off while she was dancing so she did and danced all the evening in her stocking feet and i am sure she danced very nicely too she enjoyed herself so much that she forgot her promise to be home by midnight so when the clock struck 12 she was quite frightened and hurried away as fast as she could it must have been then that she lost her left slipper she remembered picking up both of them and slipping them in the pocket of her gown but when she came to look for them in the morning she could only find one now cinderella was very proud of those slippers though they did pinch her feet and she hunted high and low for the missing one she turned all the bureau drawers topsy turvy she looked in all the vases and behind the pictures and in the canary bird's cage she even let a kerosene lamp and look down cellar but not a sign of that slipper could she find all this made her neglect her kitchen work cinderella's wicked sister scolded her because breakfast was late and they complained that the mutton chops were burned and the buckwheat cakes were heavy but by and by they went off to their dressmakers and then cinderella looked in their room thinking they might have been mean enough to steal the slipper but it was not there it occurred to her that she might have dropped it in the carriage so she went to the corner drugstore and bought a postal card and wrote to the owner of the livery stable asking him to look she got an answer by the next morning's mail the man said he was very sorry but the carriage had unfortunately turned into a pumpkin and the horses into mice he had looked inside the pumpkin before it was made into pies but it found only pumpkin seeds when she read that cinderella just sat down and cried she dried her eyes presently and went out for a walk while she was walking she met robinson crusoe he was dressed in a magnificent suit of goat skin with the hair hanging about his waist and knees he had an ax and a saw in his girdle and a great goatskin umbrella over his head and he carried four or five muskets across his shoulder his parrot was perched on one of the muskets and his tame kid walked behind good afternoon said robinson crusoe are you beauty cinderella blushed and hung her head a little some people say i am she answered are you the beast i'm afraid i look like it my dear said crusoe but it isn't my fault i live in a desert island and keep the only dry goods store in the place it's a very fine store but just now we're all out of cloth so i'm obliged to content myself with goat skins i'm expecting another shipwreck soon and then we can replenish why don't you go to one of the big sixth avenue stores ask cinderella my godmother always says her shopping at one of those places oh my dear that would never do what would all the boys...

The Children's Wonder Book Fairies from Mogg Free Kids Audiobook Children's Bedtime Story.

the children's wonder book the fairies from mog by mary e stone red for librivox.org by linda marie nielsen vancouver bc oh where are you where are you we'll owe the wisp and say is your lantern all lit for over the bog to fairies from mog this knight have determined to flit they're dressed in pink doublets with white silken hoes and one is a lady you see should they sink in the moss what a terrible cross they've sent you a message by me you mustn't go hopping and skipping across but steadily light them the way your duty not least to find them a priest and let them be wedded er day said the will of the wisp my duty i'll do his lantern he slung on his back stepping over the bog went the fairies from bog and he steadily showed them the track till under the leaves of a pickerel weed he pointed the home of the priest a wonderful frog in green velvet togg who couldn't talk latin the least but he managed somehow to tie up the knot and will o the wisp kiss the bride safe or the bog were the fairies from mog air the sun or the hillside head hide end of poem this recording is in the public domain

The Children's Wonder Book Fairies from Mogg Free Kids Audiobook Children's Bedtime Story.

the children's wonder book the fairies from mog by mary e stone red for librivox.org by linda marie nielsen vancouver bc oh where are you where are you we'll owe the wisp and say is your lantern all lit for over the bog to fairies from mog this knight have determined to flit they're dressed in pink doublets with white silken hoes and one is a lady you see should they sink in the moss what a terrible cross they've sent you a message by me you mustn't go hopping and skipping across but steadily light them the way your duty not least to find them a priest and let them be wedded er day said the will of the wisp my duty i'll do his lantern he slung on his back stepping over the bog went the fairies from bog and he steadily showed them the track till under the leaves of a pickerel weed he pointed the home of the priest a wonderful frog in green velvet togg who couldn't talk latin the least but he managed somehow to tie up the knot and will o the wisp kiss the bride safe or the bog were the fairies from mog air the sun or the hillside head hide end of poem this recording is in the public domain

The Children's Wonder Book The Dream Pedlar Lucy Blinn Free Kids Audiobook Bedtime Story.
the dream peddler by lucy m blinn read for librivox.org up the streets of slumbertown comes the crier with his bell calling softly up and down dreams to sell dreams to sell will the children choose to buy such a world of them have i here are dreams for merry spring fashioned where the blossoms wake where the fields and meadows ring with the songs the breezes make dreams oh dreamzo come and buy who has merrier dreams than i here's a dream that winter brought from his palaces of snow well his froze and fingers rot all its wonders long ago when the stars shone pure and bright on your blessed christmas night hear our dreams for summer sleep fancy's light as thistle spray woven where the fairies keep carnival and holiday dreams here dreams here buy and try who has daintier dreams than i dreams to sell in slumber town sure you'll buy these glowing dreams warp and woof of red and brown chosen from the autumn's gleams ah no peddler far or nigh sell such gorgeous dreams than i on the streets of slumber town ever sounds a silver bell as the crier wanders down with his curious wares to sell calling softly cumbened by who has sweeter dreams than i end of poem this recording is in the public domain

The Children's Wonder Book The Dream Pedlar Lucy Blinn Free Kids Audiobook Bedtime Story.
the dream peddler by lucy m blinn read for librivox.org up the streets of slumbertown comes the crier with his bell calling softly up and down dreams to sell dreams to sell will the children choose to buy such a world of them have i here are dreams for merry spring fashioned where the blossoms wake where the fields and meadows ring with the songs the breezes make dreams oh dreamzo come and buy who has merrier dreams than i here's a dream that winter brought from his palaces of snow well his froze and fingers rot all its wonders long ago when the stars shone pure and bright on your blessed christmas night hear our dreams for summer sleep fancy's light as thistle spray woven where the fairies keep carnival and holiday dreams here dreams here buy and try who has daintier dreams than i dreams to sell in slumber town sure you'll buy these glowing dreams warp and woof of red and brown chosen from the autumn's gleams ah no peddler far or nigh sell such gorgeous dreams than i on the streets of slumber town ever sounds a silver bell as the crier wanders down with his curious wares to sell calling softly cumbened by who has sweeter dreams than i end of poem this recording is in the public domain