Dorothy Dainty At the Mountains
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He was a bully, always ready to torment some one smaller than himself.
He had reason to be provoked with Floretta, and the fact that she wasonly a little girl, made no impression upon him.
He would as willingly punish a girl, as a boy, and the fact that hiscaptive was smaller than he, only proved that the task would be an easyone.
"You think it's smart to imitate, and it is. P'raps you think you're theecho that's over in the mountain!" he sneered.
She made no answer. She was crying now.
"Say! L...et her off!" cried Jack Tiverton. "She's only a girl!" The smallest boy in the crowd, he saw Sidney's cowardice.
"Oh, are you sweet on Floretta?" jeered Sidney.
Jack drew back abashed. He did not like Floretta at all, but he didthink it mean for a big boy to frighten so small a girl.
"I ain't going to hurt you, " said Sidney, "but I'm going to give you achance to play echo, till you're tired of it. I guess you'll get enoughof it before you get through!
"Come, fellows! Get some good long pieces of wild grape-vine!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was a bully, always ready to torment some one smaller than himself.
He had reason to be provoked with Floretta, and the fact that she wasonly a little girl, made no impression upon him.
He would as willingly punish a girl, as a boy, and the fact that hiscaptive was smaller than he, only proved that the task would be an easyone.
"You think it's smart to imitate, and it is. P'raps you think you're theecho that's over in the mountain!" he sneered.
She made no answer. She was crying now.
"Say! L...et her off!" cried Jack Tiverton. "She's only a girl!" The smallest boy in the crowd, he saw Sidney's cowardice.
"Oh, are you sweet on Floretta?" jeered Sidney.
Jack drew back abashed. He did not like Floretta at all, but he didthink it mean for a big boy to frighten so small a girl.
"I ain't going to hurt you, " said Sidney, "but I'm going to give you achance to play echo, till you're tired of it. I guess you'll get enoughof it before you get through!
"Come, fellows! Get some good long pieces of wild grape-vine!
What to read after Dorothy Dainty At the Mountains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Brooks Amy to read onlineMoreLess
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