Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag
Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag
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'Can't I have my early cup of tea and my roll?' she asked.
'Eating between meals is a very bad habit, and I can't allow it, ' saidKitty, in the tone her mother often used to her. 'I shall have a mug ofnew milk and a roll, because grown people need more nourishment thanchildren;' and sitting down, she ate her early lunch with a relish, while poor mamma played away, feeling quite out of tune herself.
Harry found papa enjoying the last delightful doze that makes bed sofascinating of a morning. As ...if half afraid to try the experiment, theboy slowly approached and gave the sleeper a sudden, hard shake, sayingbriskly, -- 'Come, come, come, lazy-bones! Get up, get up!' Papa started as if an earthquake had roused him, and stared at Harry, astonished for a minute, then he remembered, and upset Harry's gravityby whining out, -- 'Come, you let me alone. It isn't time yet, and I am _so_ tired. ' Harry took the joke, and assuming the stern air of his father on suchoccasions, said impressively, -- 'You have been called, and now if you are not down in fifteen minutesyou won't have any breakfast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'Can't I have my early cup of tea and my roll?' she asked.
'Eating between meals is a very bad habit, and I can't allow it, ' saidKitty, in the tone her mother often used to her. 'I shall have a mug ofnew milk and a roll, because grown people need more nourishment thanchildren;' and sitting down, she ate her early lunch with a relish, while poor mamma played away, feeling quite out of tune herself.
Harry found papa enjoying the last delightful doze that makes bed sofascinating of a morning. As ...if half afraid to try the experiment, theboy slowly approached and gave the sleeper a sudden, hard shake, sayingbriskly, -- 'Come, come, come, lazy-bones! Get up, get up!' Papa started as if an earthquake had roused him, and stared at Harry, astonished for a minute, then he remembered, and upset Harry's gravityby whining out, -- 'Come, you let me alone. It isn't time yet, and I am _so_ tired. ' Harry took the joke, and assuming the stern air of his father on suchoccasions, said impressively, -- 'You have been called, and now if you are not down in fifteen minutesyou won't have any breakfast.
What to read after Aunt Jo's Scrap-Bag?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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