Daddy's Girl
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"Dear! dear!" she said; "I am glad I came. You look as if you wantedcheering up. Mrs. Holman, I've splendid news for you. " "What is that, my dear little lady? That you have got money to buyanother toy? But Mr. Holman said only as late as last night that hewouldn't send you another worn-out toy not for nobody. 'Tain't fair, my love. It seems like playing on your generosity, my dear. " "But I like them, " said the child; "I do really, truly. I paint themup with the paints in my paint-box and mak...e them look as good as new. They are much more interesting than perfect toys, they are truly. " "Well, dear, your mother would not like it if she know we treated youin what my husband says is a shabby way. " "Don't think any more about that now, Mrs. Holman. You both treat meas I love to be treated--as though I were your little friend. " "Which you are, darling--which you are. " "Well, Mrs. Holman, I must hurry; I must tell you my good news. Do youremember telling me last week that you had a hundred pounds put awayin the Savings Bank, and that you didn't know what to do with it.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Dear! dear!" she said; "I am glad I came. You look as if you wantedcheering up. Mrs. Holman, I've splendid news for you. " "What is that, my dear little lady? That you have got money to buyanother toy? But Mr. Holman said only as late as last night that hewouldn't send you another worn-out toy not for nobody. 'Tain't fair, my love. It seems like playing on your generosity, my dear. " "But I like them, " said the child; "I do really, truly. I paint themup with the paints in my paint-box and mak...e them look as good as new. They are much more interesting than perfect toys, they are truly. " "Well, dear, your mother would not like it if she know we treated youin what my husband says is a shabby way. " "Don't think any more about that now, Mrs. Holman. You both treat meas I love to be treated--as though I were your little friend. " "Which you are, darling--which you are. " "Well, Mrs. Holman, I must hurry; I must tell you my good news. Do youremember telling me last week that you had a hundred pounds put awayin the Savings Bank, and that you didn't know what to do with it.
What to read after Daddy's Girl?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Meade L. T. to read onlineMoreLess
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