Chicken Little Jane
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" The introduction was adequate if not conventional. One of ChickenLittle's hands was slipped confidingly into Dick Harding's by this time, and she promptly tucked the other into Alice's when she reached her. This brought the two very close together indeed and made them laugh.
"Here, Chicken Little, what about that introduction?" Jane glanced from one face to the other with shy embarrassment.
"This is Alice, " she said, looking up at Dick Harding, "and this isDick Harding, Alice. " "I am deligh...ted to meet you, Miss Alice, " Dick said, smiling again.
"Alice Fletcher, Mr. Harding. " Mr. Harding suggested that he should find them seats and bring them somesupper. He found an empty sofa and Chicken Little settled down cozilybetween them. Here she rejoiced in unlimited sandwiches and cake andice-cream until she suddenly remembered her promise to take Katy somewedding cake and started off on a foraging expedition.
Apparently Dick Harding and Alice did not miss her. They seemed to behaving a very jolly half hour together.
What to read after Chicken Little Jane?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The introduction was adequate if not conventional. One of ChickenLittle's hands was slipped confidingly into Dick Harding's by this time, and she promptly tucked the other into Alice's when she reached her. This brought the two very close together indeed and made them laugh.
"Here, Chicken Little, what about that introduction?" Jane glanced from one face to the other with shy embarrassment.
"This is Alice, " she said, looking up at Dick Harding, "and this isDick Harding, Alice. " "I am deligh...ted to meet you, Miss Alice, " Dick said, smiling again.
"Alice Fletcher, Mr. Harding. " Mr. Harding suggested that he should find them seats and bring them somesupper. He found an empty sofa and Chicken Little settled down cozilybetween them. Here she rejoiced in unlimited sandwiches and cake andice-cream until she suddenly remembered her promise to take Katy somewedding cake and started off on a foraging expedition.
Apparently Dick Harding and Alice did not miss her. They seemed to behaving a very jolly half hour together.
What to read after Chicken Little Jane?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ritchie Lily Munsell to read onlineMoreLess
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