Georgie
Georgie
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I don't suppose he knows anything about it, but old Taffy bit at him like a good 'un. Made him yell, I can tell you. Borricole said he was a little devil told my mother he was sicken- ing for something catching, and fled the scene. We Ve sent for the doctor, but he has n't come yet, and I thought I 'd come round and tell you to keep away. I 154 The International should n't like old Muffin face to run any risks. " "Thank you, " said I. "I shouldn't have expected so much forethought. Let me know ...the verdict. " Georgie rooted up a tuft of grass with his stick.
" I noticed that the poor little chap tossed about a good deal in the night, " said he, " but I thought that might be the usual thing in a five-year-old. How was I to guess it meant a temperature? When you come to think of it, it was rather awk- ward my plunging him into the middle of all those people last night. " I thought uneasily of Drusilla who had hugged him of our baby, who had been hugged by Drusilla directly after- ward.
Georgie, however, chuckled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I don't suppose he knows anything about it, but old Taffy bit at him like a good 'un. Made him yell, I can tell you. Borricole said he was a little devil told my mother he was sicken- ing for something catching, and fled the scene. We Ve sent for the doctor, but he has n't come yet, and I thought I 'd come round and tell you to keep away. I 154 The International should n't like old Muffin face to run any risks. " "Thank you, " said I. "I shouldn't have expected so much forethought. Let me know ...the verdict. " Georgie rooted up a tuft of grass with his stick.
" I noticed that the poor little chap tossed about a good deal in the night, " said he, " but I thought that might be the usual thing in a five-year-old. How was I to guess it meant a temperature? When you come to think of it, it was rather awk- ward my plunging him into the middle of all those people last night. " I thought uneasily of Drusilla who had hugged him of our baby, who had been hugged by Drusilla directly after- ward.
Georgie, however, chuckled.
What to read after Georgie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothea Deakin to read onlineMoreLess
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