A Little Girl in Old San Fransisco
A Little Girl in Old San Fransisco
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" Who Olive, perhaps. Or, maybe, Dick Folsom. " " No. Guess again. " She cudgelled her wits. " Not Snippy ? " " Yes, Snippy. He actually came into the house and looked so sharply at me that I told him you would be home about noon. Then I gave him a bit of cracker, and when he had eaten a little he scampered off with the rest. I think he has been planning a house near us. " " Oh, wouldn't that be splendid ! I'm just going to scatter a path of cracker bits as Hop o' my Thumb did. " " But if he ea...ts them up how much wiser will you be?" Laverne looked nonplussed. " Well, he will have them at any rate, " and she nodded her head with satis- faction.
Pablo had built a stone fireplace and was roasting GIRLS AND GIRLS in some ducks out of doors. He was sure he couldn't do it any other way.
" I must go and view the camping process, " and Uncle Jason laughed. " How is your ankle ? " " Oh, quite on the mend, " she answered.
Pablo had built a stone fireplace and was roasting the ducks over a great bed of coals that he was burn- ing at one side.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Who Olive, perhaps. Or, maybe, Dick Folsom. " " No. Guess again. " She cudgelled her wits. " Not Snippy ? " " Yes, Snippy. He actually came into the house and looked so sharply at me that I told him you would be home about noon. Then I gave him a bit of cracker, and when he had eaten a little he scampered off with the rest. I think he has been planning a house near us. " " Oh, wouldn't that be splendid ! I'm just going to scatter a path of cracker bits as Hop o' my Thumb did. " " But if he ea...ts them up how much wiser will you be?" Laverne looked nonplussed. " Well, he will have them at any rate, " and she nodded her head with satis- faction.
Pablo had built a stone fireplace and was roasting GIRLS AND GIRLS in some ducks out of doors. He was sure he couldn't do it any other way.
" I must go and view the camping process, " and Uncle Jason laughed. " How is your ankle ? " " Oh, quite on the mend, " she answered.
Pablo had built a stone fireplace and was roasting the ducks over a great bed of coals that he was burn- ing at one side.
What to read after A Little Girl in Old San Fransisco?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Douglas Amanda Minnie to read onlineMoreLess
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