Dovecote Or the Heart of the Homestead
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She slipped off one night, and never's been heard on sence ; and 'twan't a great while after that 't I come out o' the poorhouse my- self, the same way. " " Run away ? " asked Billy. " Run away, " answered Moll. Mrs. Stokes sat divided between wonder and grief. She began seriously to reproach herself for having suf- fered Milly to go out of her hands at all. Her eyes were fixed on Moll, while her thoughts were all along the road by which she imagined the little vagabond must have travelled to r...each the city. She was tem- porarily in a dream ; but it was a dream entirely of wonder. BILLY STOKES AND HIS FR. IEND. 165 " I wonder where she is, " said Billy, evidently trying to get at the heart of the mystery. " And so do I, " added Moll. " She was a little beauty, she was, and every body loved her. " " We all did, " said Billy. " Yes, so we did, " added his mother. " / did, " continued Moll. " But she's gone now. I hope she's got a good home somewhere. She deserved one, if ever any body did.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She slipped off one night, and never's been heard on sence ; and 'twan't a great while after that 't I come out o' the poorhouse my- self, the same way. " " Run away ? " asked Billy. " Run away, " answered Moll. Mrs. Stokes sat divided between wonder and grief. She began seriously to reproach herself for having suf- fered Milly to go out of her hands at all. Her eyes were fixed on Moll, while her thoughts were all along the road by which she imagined the little vagabond must have travelled to r...each the city. She was tem- porarily in a dream ; but it was a dream entirely of wonder. BILLY STOKES AND HIS FR. IEND. 165 " I wonder where she is, " said Billy, evidently trying to get at the heart of the mystery. " And so do I, " added Moll. " She was a little beauty, she was, and every body loved her. " " We all did, " said Billy. " Yes, so we did, " added his mother. " / did, " continued Moll. " But she's gone now. I hope she's got a good home somewhere. She deserved one, if ever any body did.
What to read after Dovecote Or the Heart of the Homestead?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Canning Hill to read onlineMoreLess
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