Christmas Eve At Swamp's End
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"Uh-huh!" Mrs. Limp sighed and rolled her eyes, as though, God save us!the ultimate misfortune had fallen upon her. "Number eight, " shegroaned.
"Don't you _like_ it?" Pattie demanded, hopefully.
Mrs. Limp was so deeply submerged in tears that she failed to commitherself.
"You _don't_ like it, eh?" Pattie pursued, hope immediately abounding.
Mrs. Limp sniffed.
"Well, " said Pattie, her little heart all in a flutter--she wasafflicted, too, with an adorable lisp in excitement--"I th'pothe I_ought..._ t' be _thorry_. " Mrs. Limp seemed dolefully to agree.
Pattie Batch came then straight to the point. "I been thavin' up, " saidshe. "I been hard at it for more 'n theven monthth. " Mrs. Limp lifted her blue eyelids.
"Yep, " said Pattie, briskly; "an' I got thirty-four twenty-three righthere in my thkirt. _Where'th that baby?_" The baby was fetched and deposited in her arms.
"Boy or girl?" Pattie inquired, with business-like precision.
"Boy, " Mrs. Limp sighed, "thank God!" Pattie Batch was vastly disappointed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Uh-huh!" Mrs. Limp sighed and rolled her eyes, as though, God save us!the ultimate misfortune had fallen upon her. "Number eight, " shegroaned.
"Don't you _like_ it?" Pattie demanded, hopefully.
Mrs. Limp was so deeply submerged in tears that she failed to commitherself.
"You _don't_ like it, eh?" Pattie pursued, hope immediately abounding.
Mrs. Limp sniffed.
"Well, " said Pattie, her little heart all in a flutter--she wasafflicted, too, with an adorable lisp in excitement--"I th'pothe I_ought..._ t' be _thorry_. " Mrs. Limp seemed dolefully to agree.
Pattie Batch came then straight to the point. "I been thavin' up, " saidshe. "I been hard at it for more 'n theven monthth. " Mrs. Limp lifted her blue eyelids.
"Yep, " said Pattie, briskly; "an' I got thirty-four twenty-three righthere in my thkirt. _Where'th that baby?_" The baby was fetched and deposited in her arms.
"Boy or girl?" Pattie inquired, with business-like precision.
"Boy, " Mrs. Limp sighed, "thank God!" Pattie Batch was vastly disappointed.
What to read after Christmas Eve At Swamp's End?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Duncan Norman to read onlineMoreLess
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