Drusilla And Her Dolls a True Story of a Little Girl of Boston in the 60s
Drusilla And Her Dolls a True Story of a Little Girl of Boston in the 60s
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What if she were the little girl Aunt Kitty had chosen!
"I can't guess. " Her little heart fluttered.
"You can't? Well, the little girl's name is Drusilla!" "O-o-o-o-h! May I have Kitty for my very own?" "Yes, my dear, you are the little girl I have chosen. " Drusilla threw her arms around Miss Cornelia's neck and covered her face with kisses.
The handsomest new doll ever made never gave a child more pleasure than forty-year-old, var- nish-stained Kitty.
"May I take Kitty with me on the train, ...Mama?" "No, dear, we go by train, but Kitty must go by trunk. " So Kitty was carefully packed into the big "Saratoga. " Now, when they reached Boston the trunk could not be found anywhere! Every time the bell rang the next day, and for several days, Drusilla ran to the door to see if the trunk had come. But, day after day went by, and no sign or word about it. Poor Drusilla began to fear that Kitty was lost forever. It was hard to endure. But, at the end of a week, the missing trunk did come. It was eagerly opened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What if she were the little girl Aunt Kitty had chosen!
"I can't guess. " Her little heart fluttered.
"You can't? Well, the little girl's name is Drusilla!" "O-o-o-o-h! May I have Kitty for my very own?" "Yes, my dear, you are the little girl I have chosen. " Drusilla threw her arms around Miss Cornelia's neck and covered her face with kisses.
The handsomest new doll ever made never gave a child more pleasure than forty-year-old, var- nish-stained Kitty.
"May I take Kitty with me on the train, ...Mama?" "No, dear, we go by train, but Kitty must go by trunk. " So Kitty was carefully packed into the big "Saratoga. " Now, when they reached Boston the trunk could not be found anywhere! Every time the bell rang the next day, and for several days, Drusilla ran to the door to see if the trunk had come. But, day after day went by, and no sign or word about it. Poor Drusilla began to fear that Kitty was lost forever. It was hard to endure. But, at the end of a week, the missing trunk did come. It was eagerly opened.
What to read after Drusilla And Her Dolls a True Story of a Little Girl of Boston in the 60s?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Belle Bacon Bond to read onlineMoreLess
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