A Little book of Christmas
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They walked on now in silence, for Little Billee was begin- ning to feel almost too tired to talk, and Santa Claus seemed to be thinking of something else. Finally, however, the little fellow spoke.
" I guess I'd like to go home now, Mr. Santa Claus, " he said. " I'm tired, and I'm afraid my mama will be wondering where I've gone to. " SANTA GLAUS AND LITTLE BILLEE 103 " That's so, my little man, " said Santa Claus, stopping short in his walk up and down the block. " Your mother will be worried..., for a fact; and your father, too I know how I'd feel if my little boy got losted and hadn't come home at dinner-time. I don't believe you know where you live, though -- now, honest! Come! 'Fess up, Billee, you don't know where you live, do you? ' : " Why, yes, I do, " said Little Billee. " It's in the big gray stone house with the iron fence in front of it, near the park. " " Oh, that's easy enough! " laughed Santa Claus nervously. " Anybody could say he lived in a gray stone house with a fence around it, near the park; 104 A LITTLE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS but you don't know what street it's on, nor the number, either.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They walked on now in silence, for Little Billee was begin- ning to feel almost too tired to talk, and Santa Claus seemed to be thinking of something else. Finally, however, the little fellow spoke.
" I guess I'd like to go home now, Mr. Santa Claus, " he said. " I'm tired, and I'm afraid my mama will be wondering where I've gone to. " SANTA GLAUS AND LITTLE BILLEE 103 " That's so, my little man, " said Santa Claus, stopping short in his walk up and down the block. " Your mother will be worried..., for a fact; and your father, too I know how I'd feel if my little boy got losted and hadn't come home at dinner-time. I don't believe you know where you live, though -- now, honest! Come! 'Fess up, Billee, you don't know where you live, do you? ' : " Why, yes, I do, " said Little Billee. " It's in the big gray stone house with the iron fence in front of it, near the park. " " Oh, that's easy enough! " laughed Santa Claus nervously. " Anybody could say he lived in a gray stone house with a fence around it, near the park; 104 A LITTLE BOOK OF CHRISTMAS but you don't know what street it's on, nor the number, either.
What to read after A Little book of Christmas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bangs John Kendrick to read onlineMoreLess
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