Dorothy Brookes Vacation
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" If the youngster had crawled to the further rail, 'twould have been up with both of us. No not a scratch on me, except what the sand clawed into my hand when I fell off on purpose ! How has the kid fared ? " Ned had been lifted to the edge of the embankment and was sitting up, a little dizzy and not a little weak, but gathering strength as the minutes went by.
Meanwhile, Lulu and Miss Knowles had run down the embankment and picked up Bab who by this time was giving evidence that her lungs, at... least, were un- injured and that she was determined to be attended to, now that there was some one on hand to do it. Lulu lifted her up tenderly and succeeded in soothing her a little.
" I don't believe she's hurt, " she called as Rex stood watching.
" Do let me have her, please, " said Miss Knowles, suiting the action to the word and taking Bab out of Lulu's arms. "I'm more used to children than you are. " " Mamma ! mamma ! " cried Bab looking about her and then staring with baby intentness into the face looking down upon her a pretty face and a very kind one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" If the youngster had crawled to the further rail, 'twould have been up with both of us. No not a scratch on me, except what the sand clawed into my hand when I fell off on purpose ! How has the kid fared ? " Ned had been lifted to the edge of the embankment and was sitting up, a little dizzy and not a little weak, but gathering strength as the minutes went by.
Meanwhile, Lulu and Miss Knowles had run down the embankment and picked up Bab who by this time was giving evidence that her lungs, at... least, were un- injured and that she was determined to be attended to, now that there was some one on hand to do it. Lulu lifted her up tenderly and succeeded in soothing her a little.
" I don't believe she's hurt, " she called as Rex stood watching.
" Do let me have her, please, " said Miss Knowles, suiting the action to the word and taking Bab out of Lulu's arms. "I'm more used to children than you are. " " Mamma ! mamma ! " cried Bab looking about her and then staring with baby intentness into the face looking down upon her a pretty face and a very kind one.
What to read after Dorothy Brookes Vacation?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frances Campbell Sparhawk to read onlineMoreLess
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