A Georgian Bungalow
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" cried Mabel. " You know you have promised to show us the great cathedrals, and the village where you were born, and lots of things. Why can't we put somebody in charge? " " Well, perhaps we can. Now no more of this. It is late. We must all be off to bed ! " concluded Mr. Norton.
But there was a general outburst of thanks, many kisses, cries of enthusiastic delight from the entire family.
" I shall go to my sister, and join you in Liver pool for the return, " said fraulein.
" I shall go for a ...walking-tour over Devon with papa, " said Mabel.
" I shall live at the British Museum, and learn all about English history and homing pigeons, " said Edward.
" I shall take my heavy dresses home to be re modeled, if the moths have left me any, " said Mrs. Norton.
" I shall take Aunt Catharine a jug of Georgia A COUNTRY FOOTING 81 syrup and some sugar-cane for her children/' said Frank.
" I shall take my crayons and have some lessons in London, " said Mabel.
" I shall take the Queen one of my humming birds, " said Keith ; " I know she '11 be pleased.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" cried Mabel. " You know you have promised to show us the great cathedrals, and the village where you were born, and lots of things. Why can't we put somebody in charge? " " Well, perhaps we can. Now no more of this. It is late. We must all be off to bed ! " concluded Mr. Norton.
But there was a general outburst of thanks, many kisses, cries of enthusiastic delight from the entire family.
" I shall go to my sister, and join you in Liver pool for the return, " said fraulein.
" I shall go for a ...walking-tour over Devon with papa, " said Mabel.
" I shall live at the British Museum, and learn all about English history and homing pigeons, " said Edward.
" I shall take my heavy dresses home to be re modeled, if the moths have left me any, " said Mrs. Norton.
" I shall take Aunt Catharine a jug of Georgia A COUNTRY FOOTING 81 syrup and some sugar-cane for her children/' said Frank.
" I shall take my crayons and have some lessons in London, " said Mabel.
" I shall take the Queen one of my humming birds, " said Keith ; " I know she '11 be pleased.
What to read after A Georgian Bungalow?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Courtenay Baylor to read onlineMoreLess
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