Dainty Maurice Or Lost in the Woods
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" " Thank you, ma'am, I do not want any. I am not hungry in the least, " spoke up Maurice quickly, indignant that his aunt should propose giving him a slice of bread and butter as if he were some little half-starved pauper.
"You'd bes' hev a piece, sonnie, " said Thankful, rising from her chair. "I'll put a nice mess o' maple sugar on't; you like maple sugar, don't you, sonnie?" 68 DAINTY MAURICE.
"My name is Maurice, ma'am, " said Maurice haughtily, his cheeks flushing; for he was angry at bei...ng called "sonnie, " and at having a piece of bread and butter and sugar offered to him.
"La me!" exclaimed Thankful, looking in surprise at Maurice's angry countenance. "I allays thought children liked to be called ' sonny ' an' ' sissy, ' they allays did in my day. When I was a little gal every body allays call'd me ' sissy ;' I never went by no other name, an' I was dreffiil fond o' bein' call'd so too. But inebby 'tain't the fashin now 's 'twas in my day, an' seem' 's how you MAURICE IS HOMESICK.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" " Thank you, ma'am, I do not want any. I am not hungry in the least, " spoke up Maurice quickly, indignant that his aunt should propose giving him a slice of bread and butter as if he were some little half-starved pauper.
"You'd bes' hev a piece, sonnie, " said Thankful, rising from her chair. "I'll put a nice mess o' maple sugar on't; you like maple sugar, don't you, sonnie?" 68 DAINTY MAURICE.
"My name is Maurice, ma'am, " said Maurice haughtily, his cheeks flushing; for he was angry at bei...ng called "sonnie, " and at having a piece of bread and butter and sugar offered to him.
"La me!" exclaimed Thankful, looking in surprise at Maurice's angry countenance. "I allays thought children liked to be called ' sonny ' an' ' sissy, ' they allays did in my day. When I was a little gal every body allays call'd me ' sissy ;' I never went by no other name, an' I was dreffiil fond o' bein' call'd so too. But inebby 'tain't the fashin now 's 'twas in my day, an' seem' 's how you MAURICE IS HOMESICK.
What to read after Dainty Maurice Or Lost in the Woods?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rena Ray to read onlineMoreLess
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