Apples, Ripe And Rosy, Sir
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He had been over to the pond with his boatagain.
"That will be grand!" said he. "When you get everything fixed, I'llbring you the little vase I got for Christmas, and my prayer-book, and--oh, yes, my rosary, to put on the altar. And, then, " he went on, quite seriously, "there's my catechism, and the little chalk angel, and--" "The little chalk angel!" repeated Abby, scornfully. "Why, that haslost its head!" "But it's a little chalk angel all the same, " argued Larry. "And if Ifind the head, it... can be glued on. " "Oh--well; we don't want any trash like that on our altar!" rejoinedhis sister. "And the books and rosary can be kept on the shelf in thecorner. It would be nice to have the vase, though. " Larry, who at first had been rather offended that his offerings werenot appreciated, brightened up when he found he could at least furnishsomething to adorn the shrine.
The following day was Saturday. There was, of course, no school, andAbby was free to help her mother to get the little room in order.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had been over to the pond with his boatagain.
"That will be grand!" said he. "When you get everything fixed, I'llbring you the little vase I got for Christmas, and my prayer-book, and--oh, yes, my rosary, to put on the altar. And, then, " he went on, quite seriously, "there's my catechism, and the little chalk angel, and--" "The little chalk angel!" repeated Abby, scornfully. "Why, that haslost its head!" "But it's a little chalk angel all the same, " argued Larry. "And if Ifind the head, it... can be glued on. " "Oh--well; we don't want any trash like that on our altar!" rejoinedhis sister. "And the books and rosary can be kept on the shelf in thecorner. It would be nice to have the vase, though. " Larry, who at first had been rather offended that his offerings werenot appreciated, brightened up when he found he could at least furnishsomething to adorn the shrine.
The following day was Saturday. There was, of course, no school, andAbby was free to help her mother to get the little room in order.
What to read after Apples, Ripe And Rosy, Sir?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Crowley Mary Catherine to read onlineMoreLess
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