Finding a Home
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She '11 stop in a minute when she sees me. She never went to bed without me befor^ and truly, truly, she 's not a cross baby ! " " Come right along and welcome ; just so long as she has to stay you 're invited to visit with her. Land sakes ! the neighbors will think we 're killin' pigs!" and Miss Vilda started upstairs to show Timothy the way.
FINDING A HOME 41 Gay was sitting up in bed and the faithful Saman- tha Ann was seated beside her with a lapful of useless bribes, apples, seed-cakes, an... illustrated Bible, a thermometer, an ear of red corn, and a large stuffed green bird, the glory of the parlor mantelpiece.
But a whole aviary of highly colored songsters would not have assuaged Gay's woe at that mo- ment. Every effort at conciliation was met with the one plaint : " I want my Timfy ! I want my Timfy!" At the first sight of the beloved form, Gay flung the sacred bird into the farthest corner of the room and burst into a wild sob of delight, as she threw herself into Timothy's loving arms.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She '11 stop in a minute when she sees me. She never went to bed without me befor^ and truly, truly, she 's not a cross baby ! " " Come right along and welcome ; just so long as she has to stay you 're invited to visit with her. Land sakes ! the neighbors will think we 're killin' pigs!" and Miss Vilda started upstairs to show Timothy the way.
FINDING A HOME 41 Gay was sitting up in bed and the faithful Saman- tha Ann was seated beside her with a lapful of useless bribes, apples, seed-cakes, an... illustrated Bible, a thermometer, an ear of red corn, and a large stuffed green bird, the glory of the parlor mantelpiece.
But a whole aviary of highly colored songsters would not have assuaged Gay's woe at that mo- ment. Every effort at conciliation was met with the one plaint : " I want my Timfy ! I want my Timfy!" At the first sight of the beloved form, Gay flung the sacred bird into the farthest corner of the room and burst into a wild sob of delight, as she threw herself into Timothy's loving arms.
What to read after Finding a Home?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kate Douglas Wiggin to read onlineMoreLess
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