Bless This Mouse
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Hildegarde didn't touch the stuff herself, but Roderick liked a nip now and then. She summoned him after things were closed up and the church was empty. Then she watched while he cleaned the counter, licking the wine tidily. She had just overheard very bad news, and he would be the first to know about it.
"There," Roderick said. He sat up, balancing himself with his tail, and looked around. He hiccuped. It didn't take much wine to make Roderick a little tipsy. "Any more?" he asked hopefully. "So...metimes he dribbles some on the floor. I could get it before it soaks in." They both peered down and examined the carpet from where they were perched. "Just old stains," Hildegarde said. "Nothing worth licking." "I guess not." Roderick looked a little dejected. He always hoped for a major spill. But Father Murphy was pretty careful with the wine. "Well, I think we're finished up in here, then." He giggled a little. "Thank you, Hilly. You're a dear." She glared at him—she hated being called by that nickname—but he didn't notice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hildegarde didn't touch the stuff herself, but Roderick liked a nip now and then. She summoned him after things were closed up and the church was empty. Then she watched while he cleaned the counter, licking the wine tidily. She had just overheard very bad news, and he would be the first to know about it.
"There," Roderick said. He sat up, balancing himself with his tail, and looked around. He hiccuped. It didn't take much wine to make Roderick a little tipsy. "Any more?" he asked hopefully. "So...metimes he dribbles some on the floor. I could get it before it soaks in." They both peered down and examined the carpet from where they were perched. "Just old stains," Hildegarde said. "Nothing worth licking." "I guess not." Roderick looked a little dejected. He always hoped for a major spill. But Father Murphy was pretty careful with the wine. "Well, I think we're finished up in here, then." He giggled a little. "Thank you, Hilly. You're a dear." She glared at him—she hated being called by that nickname—but he didn't notice.
What to read after Bless This Mouse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lois Lowry to read onlineMoreLess
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