Dotty Dimple At Her Grandmother's
Dotty Dimple At Her Grandmother's
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It seemed to all the children that time stood still while they waited.
Would the four weeks never be gone?
One day Dotty stood with Katie by the back-door blowing bubbles. The blue sky, the white fences, the green trees, and even the people who passed in the street, made little pictures of themselves on the bubbles.
It was very beautiful. Dotty blew with such force that her cheeks were puffed as round as rubber balls. Katie looked on in great delight.
"See," she cried, "see the trees a-yidin' o...n that bubbil!" Dotty dropped the pipe and kissed her.
¥ "Dear me," said she next minute, "there's Miss Polly coming I " Digitized by VjOOQIC 46 DOTTY DIMPLE AT GRANDMOTHER'S.
Katie looked along the path, and saw a forlorn woman tightly wrapped in a brown -shawl, carrying a basket on her arm, and looking sadly down at her own calf-skin shoes, which squeaked dismally as she walked.
" Is um the Polly ? " whispered Katie ; " is urn so tired ? " "No, she isn't tired," said Dotty; "but sjie feels dreadfully all the whole time; I don't know what it's about, though." By this time the new-comer stood on the threshold, sighing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It seemed to all the children that time stood still while they waited.
Would the four weeks never be gone?
One day Dotty stood with Katie by the back-door blowing bubbles. The blue sky, the white fences, the green trees, and even the people who passed in the street, made little pictures of themselves on the bubbles.
It was very beautiful. Dotty blew with such force that her cheeks were puffed as round as rubber balls. Katie looked on in great delight.
"See," she cried, "see the trees a-yidin' o...n that bubbil!" Dotty dropped the pipe and kissed her.
¥ "Dear me," said she next minute, "there's Miss Polly coming I " Digitized by VjOOQIC 46 DOTTY DIMPLE AT GRANDMOTHER'S.
Katie looked along the path, and saw a forlorn woman tightly wrapped in a brown -shawl, carrying a basket on her arm, and looking sadly down at her own calf-skin shoes, which squeaked dismally as she walked.
" Is um the Polly ? " whispered Katie ; " is urn so tired ? " "No, she isn't tired," said Dotty; "but sjie feels dreadfully all the whole time; I don't know what it's about, though." By this time the new-comer stood on the threshold, sighing.
What to read after Dotty Dimple At Her Grandmother's?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Sophia Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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