Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 09, March 1, 1914
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But to help Tom to be a nice boy was more of a satisfaction. So thelittle girl started to work, and under her mother's tuition soon had avery wonderful-looking turnover made and baked.
[Illustration: The frowns had all left. ] "I'd most like to put salt in instead of sugar, just to pay Tom up, "Judy thought to herself; and then a better feeling came to her and sheadded: "Oh, no. I wouldn't, 'cause that wouldn't be right. I want Tom tothink I'm as nice as Daisy's brother thinks she is. " Master ...Tom came home whistling shortly after the dainty had been removedfrom the oven. He thought Judy would be waiting for him with angrywords. So she was waiting for him, but with a beautiful smile, a rosyface, and on a plate in her hand what seemed to Tom a very delicioustit-bit.
"I made it--made it for you, all by myself. Mamma said I could. " "Oh, Judy! And I wouldn't take you with me!" exclaimed Tom regretfully.
"But you will next time, if I'm good; won't you, Tom?" said Judy, coaxingly.
"As true as my name's Tom Tewsbury.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But to help Tom to be a nice boy was more of a satisfaction. So thelittle girl started to work, and under her mother's tuition soon had avery wonderful-looking turnover made and baked.
[Illustration: The frowns had all left. ] "I'd most like to put salt in instead of sugar, just to pay Tom up, "Judy thought to herself; and then a better feeling came to her and sheadded: "Oh, no. I wouldn't, 'cause that wouldn't be right. I want Tom tothink I'm as nice as Daisy's brother thinks she is. " Master ...Tom came home whistling shortly after the dainty had been removedfrom the oven. He thought Judy would be waiting for him with angrywords. So she was waiting for him, but with a beautiful smile, a rosyface, and on a plate in her hand what seemed to Tom a very delicioustit-bit.
"I made it--made it for you, all by myself. Mamma said I could. " "Oh, Judy! And I wouldn't take you with me!" exclaimed Tom regretfully.
"But you will next time, if I'm good; won't you, Tom?" said Judy, coaxingly.
"As true as my name's Tom Tewsbury.
What to read after Dew Drops, Vol. 37, No. 09, March 1, 1914?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Various to read onlineMoreLess
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