Boy Blue And His Friends
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At first the children played games.
They played "blind man's buff, " and "hide the thimble, " and "button, button, who has the button. " At four o'clock Jack's mother came into the room.
"I think you must all be hungry by this time, " she said.
"Will you come and see what I have for you?" So the children followed Mrs. Horne through the long hall into thedining-room.
Oh, there were such good things for hungry children!
There were pretty little cakes with pink and white frosting, andoranges, and ...nuts, and raisins, and apples, and candy.
Boy Blue's father had heard about the party and had sent the applesfrom the farm.
Boy Blue's mother had sent some candy made of maple sugar and nuts.
Oh, it was so good!
When each one had eaten some of the cakes, and some of the nuts, andsome of the candy, Mrs. Horne went out into the kitchen.
Jack began to laugh and his eyes looked very big and wise.
"The surprise is coming!" cried Boy Blue. "The surprise is coming!" And sure enough! In came Mrs. Horne, carrying a huge pie in her hands.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first the children played games.
They played "blind man's buff, " and "hide the thimble, " and "button, button, who has the button. " At four o'clock Jack's mother came into the room.
"I think you must all be hungry by this time, " she said.
"Will you come and see what I have for you?" So the children followed Mrs. Horne through the long hall into thedining-room.
Oh, there were such good things for hungry children!
There were pretty little cakes with pink and white frosting, andoranges, and ...nuts, and raisins, and apples, and candy.
Boy Blue's father had heard about the party and had sent the applesfrom the farm.
Boy Blue's mother had sent some candy made of maple sugar and nuts.
Oh, it was so good!
When each one had eaten some of the cakes, and some of the nuts, andsome of the candy, Mrs. Horne went out into the kitchen.
Jack began to laugh and his eyes looked very big and wise.
"The surprise is coming!" cried Boy Blue. "The surprise is coming!" And sure enough! In came Mrs. Horne, carrying a huge pie in her hands.
What to read after Boy Blue And His Friends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Etta And Mary Blaisdell to read onlineMoreLess
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