Epaminondas And His Auntie
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His Mammy looked at it, and sh« said; lO 'Law's sake! Epaminondas, what you got there?' 'A puppy-dog, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas. 'A puppy-dogT said his Mammy. 'My gracious sakes alive, Epaminondas, you ain't got the sense you was born with! That ain't the way to carry a puppy-dog! The way to carry a puppy-dog is to take a long piece of string and tie one end of it around the puppy-dog's neck and put the puppy- dog on the ground, and take hold of the other end of the string and come along home. ...' "*«»«Mi«..
II 'All right, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas.
12 Next day, Epaminondas went to see his Auntie again, and when he came to go home she gave him a loaf of bread to carry to his Mammy; a brown, fresh, crusty loaf of bread.
So Epaminondas tied a string around the end of the loaf and took hold of the end of the string and came along home. When he got home his Mammy looked at the thing on the end of the string, and she said: 'My laws a-massy! Epaminondas, what you got on the end of that string?' 'Bread, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas; 'Auntie gave it to me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His Mammy looked at it, and sh« said; lO 'Law's sake! Epaminondas, what you got there?' 'A puppy-dog, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas. 'A puppy-dogT said his Mammy. 'My gracious sakes alive, Epaminondas, you ain't got the sense you was born with! That ain't the way to carry a puppy-dog! The way to carry a puppy-dog is to take a long piece of string and tie one end of it around the puppy-dog's neck and put the puppy- dog on the ground, and take hold of the other end of the string and come along home. ...' "*«»«Mi«..
II 'All right, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas.
12 Next day, Epaminondas went to see his Auntie again, and when he came to go home she gave him a loaf of bread to carry to his Mammy; a brown, fresh, crusty loaf of bread.
So Epaminondas tied a string around the end of the loaf and took hold of the end of the string and came along home. When he got home his Mammy looked at the thing on the end of the string, and she said: 'My laws a-massy! Epaminondas, what you got on the end of that string?' 'Bread, Mammy, ' said Epaminondas; 'Auntie gave it to me.
What to read after Epaminondas And His Auntie?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bryant Sara Cone to read onlineMoreLess
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