A Dog Day Or the Angel in the House
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Brown throws a bread pellet at me, hitting me on the nozzle. An insult. I swallow the insult. Then I go up to Miss Brown and look at her with my great pleading eyes. I guessed it: they are irresistible. She gives me a piece of pudding. Aunt Brown tells her she shouldn't. At which, with great pluck, Miss Brown tells her to mind her own business. I admire that girl more and more.
[24] ' ' 1. 30. A windfall. A whole dish of mayonnaise fish on the slab in the hall. Before you can say Jack Robinson ...I have bolted it.
1. 32. Curious pains in my underneath.
[26] * 1. 33. Pains in my underneath get worse.
1. 34. Horrid feeling of sickness.
[28] 1. 35. Rush up into Aunt Brown's room, and am sick there.
[30] 1. 37. Better. Think I shall pull through if I am careful.
1. 40. Almost well again.
1. 41. Quite well again. Thank Heavens! It was a narrow shave that time. People ought not to leave such stuff about.
1. 42. Up into dining-room. And, to show how well I am, I gallumph round and round the room, at full pelt, about twenty times, steering myself by my tail.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Brown throws a bread pellet at me, hitting me on the nozzle. An insult. I swallow the insult. Then I go up to Miss Brown and look at her with my great pleading eyes. I guessed it: they are irresistible. She gives me a piece of pudding. Aunt Brown tells her she shouldn't. At which, with great pluck, Miss Brown tells her to mind her own business. I admire that girl more and more.
[24] ' ' 1. 30. A windfall. A whole dish of mayonnaise fish on the slab in the hall. Before you can say Jack Robinson ...I have bolted it.
1. 32. Curious pains in my underneath.
[26] * 1. 33. Pains in my underneath get worse.
1. 34. Horrid feeling of sickness.
[28] 1. 35. Rush up into Aunt Brown's room, and am sick there.
[30] 1. 37. Better. Think I shall pull through if I am careful.
1. 40. Almost well again.
1. 41. Quite well again. Thank Heavens! It was a narrow shave that time. People ought not to leave such stuff about.
1. 42. Up into dining-room. And, to show how well I am, I gallumph round and round the room, at full pelt, about twenty times, steering myself by my tail.
What to read after A Dog Day Or the Angel in the House?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Walter Lewis Emanuel to read onlineMoreLess
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