Big Brother
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"Thanky, sonny!" he exclaimed heartily. Then he disappeared inside the grocery just as Mr. Dearborn calledout, "I believe I'll hitch the horses and go in too; I'm nearlyfrozen. " Steven followed him into the grocery, and they stood with their handsspread out to the stove while they waited for the proprietor. He wastalking to the old gentleman whose hat Steven had rescued.
He seemed to be a very particular kind of customer.
"Oh, go on! go on!" he exclaimed presently. "Wait on those otherpeople w...hile I make up my mind. " While Mr. Dearborn was settling the price of his turkeys, the oldgentleman poked around like an inquisitive boy, thumping the pumpkins, smelling the coffee, and taking occasional picks at the raisins. Presently he stopped in front of Steven with a broad, friendly smileon his face.
"You're from the country, ain't you?" he asked.
"Yes, sir, " answered Steven in astonishment.
"Came from there myself, once, " he continued with a chuckle. "Law, law! You'd never think it now.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Thanky, sonny!" he exclaimed heartily. Then he disappeared inside the grocery just as Mr. Dearborn calledout, "I believe I'll hitch the horses and go in too; I'm nearlyfrozen. " Steven followed him into the grocery, and they stood with their handsspread out to the stove while they waited for the proprietor. He wastalking to the old gentleman whose hat Steven had rescued.
He seemed to be a very particular kind of customer.
"Oh, go on! go on!" he exclaimed presently. "Wait on those otherpeople w...hile I make up my mind. " While Mr. Dearborn was settling the price of his turkeys, the oldgentleman poked around like an inquisitive boy, thumping the pumpkins, smelling the coffee, and taking occasional picks at the raisins. Presently he stopped in front of Steven with a broad, friendly smileon his face.
"You're from the country, ain't you?" he asked.
"Yes, sir, " answered Steven in astonishment.
"Came from there myself, once, " he continued with a chuckle. "Law, law! You'd never think it now.
What to read after Big Brother?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johnston Annie Fellows to read onlineMoreLess
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