Abbie Ann
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The small person took one and held to it miserably.
"Now what was that about a flat-car?" demanded Aunt Abbie.
But Aunt Ann, interposing in a flut- tered way, timidly called the little niece to her. One almost would have said she, too, was afraid of Aunt Abbie.
Little Abbie went to Aunt Ann's side. She even looked up timidly after Aunt Abbie turned and went on talking to Miss Henrietta. This great-aunt's hair w r as soft gray, where Aunt Abbie's was hard gray, though both wore it alike, much wa...ved and crimped.
Aunt Ann bent and took off the niece's hat, and drew her against her knee. "Now, my dear, " she said, with a sudden little authority, "fell me what it was about a flat-car. " Thus encouraged, Abbie Ann told of her adventures on that object, and of Jim 130 Abbie Ann and the girl at the hotel, and of the ring, and of how she and father had agreed to do their duty, and so she had come to Miss Henrietta to school, and forgetting the terrifying Aunt Abbie, who fortunately was behind her, Abbie Ann told it to Aunt Ann quite naturally and at the end began to eat her cake.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The small person took one and held to it miserably.
"Now what was that about a flat-car?" demanded Aunt Abbie.
But Aunt Ann, interposing in a flut- tered way, timidly called the little niece to her. One almost would have said she, too, was afraid of Aunt Abbie.
Little Abbie went to Aunt Ann's side. She even looked up timidly after Aunt Abbie turned and went on talking to Miss Henrietta. This great-aunt's hair w r as soft gray, where Aunt Abbie's was hard gray, though both wore it alike, much wa...ved and crimped.
Aunt Ann bent and took off the niece's hat, and drew her against her knee. "Now, my dear, " she said, with a sudden little authority, "fell me what it was about a flat-car. " Thus encouraged, Abbie Ann told of her adventures on that object, and of Jim 130 Abbie Ann and the girl at the hotel, and of the ring, and of how she and father had agreed to do their duty, and so she had come to Miss Henrietta to school, and forgetting the terrifying Aunt Abbie, who fortunately was behind her, Abbie Ann told it to Aunt Ann quite naturally and at the end began to eat her cake.
What to read after Abbie Ann?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Madden 1866 Martin to read onlineMoreLess
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