Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley
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Huce.
"It can't be they air agoin' to keep a hoss!" ejaculated Mrs. Wint.
"You never kin tell nuthin' about them Jenkinses. They're so sort ofsecretin' like, " lamented Mrs. Hudgers.
The Jenkins family were fully as ignorant as were their neighbors of thenature of the contemplated occupant of the new edifice commonly referredto as the "cow-house, " The Boarder put up a very substantial shed with afour-paned window and a door that locked though not very securely. Thegrocer had on hand a small qu...antity of green paint which he donated tothe cause of the coming cow.
"Thar ain't enough to more'n paint two sides of it, " criticized Gus, "soI'll paint the front and west sides. " "Thar's a can of yaller paint out in the woodshed, " informed Mrs. Jenkins. "You can paint the other two sides with that. " Then the Boarder made a suggestion: "If I was you, I'd paint a strip of yaller and then one of green. That'll even it up and make it fancy-like. " Amarilly protested against this combination of colors so repellent toartistic eyes, but the family all agreed that it "would be perficklyswell, " so she withdrew her opposition and confided her grievance toDerry's sympathizing, shuddering ears.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Huce.
"It can't be they air agoin' to keep a hoss!" ejaculated Mrs. Wint.
"You never kin tell nuthin' about them Jenkinses. They're so sort ofsecretin' like, " lamented Mrs. Hudgers.
The Jenkins family were fully as ignorant as were their neighbors of thenature of the contemplated occupant of the new edifice commonly referredto as the "cow-house, " The Boarder put up a very substantial shed with afour-paned window and a door that locked though not very securely. Thegrocer had on hand a small qu...antity of green paint which he donated tothe cause of the coming cow.
"Thar ain't enough to more'n paint two sides of it, " criticized Gus, "soI'll paint the front and west sides. " "Thar's a can of yaller paint out in the woodshed, " informed Mrs. Jenkins. "You can paint the other two sides with that. " Then the Boarder made a suggestion: "If I was you, I'd paint a strip of yaller and then one of green. That'll even it up and make it fancy-like. " Amarilly protested against this combination of colors so repellent toartistic eyes, but the family all agreed that it "would be perficklyswell, " so she withdrew her opposition and confided her grievance toDerry's sympathizing, shuddering ears.
What to read after Amarilly of Clothes-Line Alley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maniates Belle Kanaris to read onlineMoreLess
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