A Summer in a Canyon
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Bell stands for the peppermints; Jack forchocolates, "the ladies' delight"; Geoffrey for a wine-drop, altogether good, but sweetest in its heart; Phil--let me see! Philis like--what is he like?' 'No more like candy than a cold boiled potato, ' said his sister.
'He is candid, ' suggested Bell. 'Let us call him rock-candy, pure, healthful, and far from soft. ' 'Or marshmallow, ' said Margery, 'good, but tough. ' 'Or caramel, ' laughed Polly; 'it always sticks to a point. ' 'Thanks, gentle creatur...es, ' said a voice from the bushes on the otherside of the pool, and Phil stalked out from his covert, like awounded deer.
'How long have you been in there, villain?' cried Bell.
'Ever since lunch; but I only waked from a sound sleep some twentyminutes ago. I've heard a most instructive conversation--never beenmore amused in my life; don't know whether I prefer being a coldboiled potato or a ladies'-delight!' 'You haven't any choice, ' snapped Polly, a trifle embarrassed athaving been overheard.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Bell stands for the peppermints; Jack forchocolates, "the ladies' delight"; Geoffrey for a wine-drop, altogether good, but sweetest in its heart; Phil--let me see! Philis like--what is he like?' 'No more like candy than a cold boiled potato, ' said his sister.
'He is candid, ' suggested Bell. 'Let us call him rock-candy, pure, healthful, and far from soft. ' 'Or marshmallow, ' said Margery, 'good, but tough. ' 'Or caramel, ' laughed Polly; 'it always sticks to a point. ' 'Thanks, gentle creatur...es, ' said a voice from the bushes on the otherside of the pool, and Phil stalked out from his covert, like awounded deer.
'How long have you been in there, villain?' cried Bell.
'Ever since lunch; but I only waked from a sound sleep some twentyminutes ago. I've heard a most instructive conversation--never beenmore amused in my life; don't know whether I prefer being a coldboiled potato or a ladies'-delight!' 'You haven't any choice, ' snapped Polly, a trifle embarrassed athaving been overheard.
What to read after A Summer in a Canyon?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Douglas Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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