Cross Corners
Cross Corners
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' 'I guess they were, ' said Eunice, — 'but then, I wasn't. ' CROSS CORNERS. 169 4 0, I begin to understand, ' said Miss Jane. 'Your mother takes you with her dinner, like a sort of sweet pickles ; and yesterday they turned into hot pickles, — hey ? Give me the strawberries, child- Don't you see I'm dying for them ?' And Miss Jane opened the basket, and began eating at once.
1 Take off your sunbonnet, ' she said.
4 No, ma'am, I must go, ' said Eunice. Miss Jane raised herself up, and catching o...ff the little white bonnet, tossed it over on a chair behind the couch.
4 There, ' she said : ' now be quiet. Sit down on that foot cushion, Midget, for I've got forty ques- tions to ask you. And first ring my bell there, — the red cord, child, pull that. Don't you know what a bell rope is ? ' ' No ma'am, — I never did before, ' said Eunice, giving the pretty silken cord a gentle pull.
' Harder, child ! Not a creature in this house will stir for such a tinkle as that. Thev'll think it's the mice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' 'I guess they were, ' said Eunice, — 'but then, I wasn't. ' CROSS CORNERS. 169 4 0, I begin to understand, ' said Miss Jane. 'Your mother takes you with her dinner, like a sort of sweet pickles ; and yesterday they turned into hot pickles, — hey ? Give me the strawberries, child- Don't you see I'm dying for them ?' And Miss Jane opened the basket, and began eating at once.
1 Take off your sunbonnet, ' she said.
4 No, ma'am, I must go, ' said Eunice. Miss Jane raised herself up, and catching o...ff the little white bonnet, tossed it over on a chair behind the couch.
4 There, ' she said : ' now be quiet. Sit down on that foot cushion, Midget, for I've got forty ques- tions to ask you. And first ring my bell there, — the red cord, child, pull that. Don't you know what a bell rope is ? ' ' No ma'am, — I never did before, ' said Eunice, giving the pretty silken cord a gentle pull.
' Harder, child ! Not a creature in this house will stir for such a tinkle as that. Thev'll think it's the mice.
What to read after Cross Corners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Warner Anna Bartlett to read onlineMoreLess
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