Darrel of the Blessed Isles
Darrel of the Blessed Isles
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this is awful ! " said he. Then a thought struck him. "I'll git some milk," he shouted, running into the buttery.
The baby thrust the cup away, and it fell noisily, the milk streaming over a new rag carpet.
" It's sick ; I'm sure it's sick," said Miss Letitia, her voice trembling. " S'mantha, can't you do something } " Miss S'mantha calmed herself a little and drew near.
"Jes' like a wil'cat," said Tunk, thoughtfully.
"Powerful, too," he added, with an effort to control one of the kicking legs....
" What shall we do ? " said Miss Letitia.
" My sister had a baby once," said Tunk, approaching it doubtfully but with a studious look.
He made a few passes with his hand in front of the baby's face. Then he gave it a little 1 84 DARREL poke in the ribs, tentatively. The effect was like adding insult to injury.
"If 'twas mine," said Tunk, "which I'm glad it ain't — I'd rub a little o' that boss lini- ment on his stummick." The two old maids took the baby into their bedroom. It was an hour later when Trove came back.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
this is awful ! " said he. Then a thought struck him. "I'll git some milk," he shouted, running into the buttery.
The baby thrust the cup away, and it fell noisily, the milk streaming over a new rag carpet.
" It's sick ; I'm sure it's sick," said Miss Letitia, her voice trembling. " S'mantha, can't you do something } " Miss S'mantha calmed herself a little and drew near.
"Jes' like a wil'cat," said Tunk, thoughtfully.
"Powerful, too," he added, with an effort to control one of the kicking legs....
" What shall we do ? " said Miss Letitia.
" My sister had a baby once," said Tunk, approaching it doubtfully but with a studious look.
He made a few passes with his hand in front of the baby's face. Then he gave it a little 1 84 DARREL poke in the ribs, tentatively. The effect was like adding insult to injury.
"If 'twas mine," said Tunk, "which I'm glad it ain't — I'd rub a little o' that boss lini- ment on his stummick." The two old maids took the baby into their bedroom. It was an hour later when Trove came back.
What to read after Darrel of the Blessed Isles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bacheller, Irving, 1859-1950 to read onlineMoreLess
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