Aunt Jane's Nieces And Uncle John
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''Be good enough to make yourselves at home and I '11 see if those devils of Chinamen are getting luncheon ready." Silently the prisoners sat down. The crowd poured in after them and disposed themselves in various attitudes about the big room, all star- ing with more or less boldness at the three girls.
Dan'l the fiddler was pushed in with the others and given a seat, while two or three of the imi- tation cowboys kept guard over him to prevent any possible escape. So far the old man had not add...ressed a word to anyone.
With the absence of the leader the feeling of 163 AUNT JANE'S NIECES AND UNCLE JOHN restraint seemed to relax. The cowboys began whispering among themselves and chuckling with glee, as if they were enjoying some huge joke. Stubby had placed himself near the three young ladies, w^hom he eyed with adoring glances, and somehow none of the prisoners re- garded this childish young fellow in exactly the same light as they did his comrades. Tim, his attitude full of grace as he lounged against a settle, w^as also near the group.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
''Be good enough to make yourselves at home and I '11 see if those devils of Chinamen are getting luncheon ready." Silently the prisoners sat down. The crowd poured in after them and disposed themselves in various attitudes about the big room, all star- ing with more or less boldness at the three girls.
Dan'l the fiddler was pushed in with the others and given a seat, while two or three of the imi- tation cowboys kept guard over him to prevent any possible escape. So far the old man had not add...ressed a word to anyone.
With the absence of the leader the feeling of 163 AUNT JANE'S NIECES AND UNCLE JOHN restraint seemed to relax. The cowboys began whispering among themselves and chuckling with glee, as if they were enjoying some huge joke. Stubby had placed himself near the three young ladies, w^hom he eyed with adoring glances, and somehow none of the prisoners re- garded this childish young fellow in exactly the same light as they did his comrades. Tim, his attitude full of grace as he lounged against a settle, w^as also near the group.
What to read after Aunt Jane's Nieces And Uncle John?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baum Lyman Frank to read onlineMoreLess
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