Four Little Blossoms At Brookside Farm
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When Meg had her apron full of apples she sat down near Dot, and thefour ate as many sweet summer apples as four small people could whohad eaten breakfast less than an hour before.
"There's Poots, " said Meg suddenly, glancing up and seeing the blackcat picking her way through the grass. "Do you suppose she is huntingbirds?" Poots blinked her green eyes innocently. If she were after birds, shehad no intention of catching any before an audience. She sat down andbegan to wash her face.
A mischiev...ous idea seized Twaddles.
"Rats, Spotty!" he shouted. "Rats!" Now rats sounds pretty much like "cats, " and the excited and startledSpotty did not stop to question which word Twaddles had used. Hejumped up, his ears pointing forward.
"Rats, sic 'em!" said bad little Twaddles. "Rats, Spotty!" Spotty barked twice sharply. Poots arose, her fur bristling. Spottyleaped at her, barking playfully. Away ran Poots, her black tailsticking straight up in the air. And after them raced the four littleBlossoms, shouting and calling frantically.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When Meg had her apron full of apples she sat down near Dot, and thefour ate as many sweet summer apples as four small people could whohad eaten breakfast less than an hour before.
"There's Poots, " said Meg suddenly, glancing up and seeing the blackcat picking her way through the grass. "Do you suppose she is huntingbirds?" Poots blinked her green eyes innocently. If she were after birds, shehad no intention of catching any before an audience. She sat down andbegan to wash her face.
A mischiev...ous idea seized Twaddles.
"Rats, Spotty!" he shouted. "Rats!" Now rats sounds pretty much like "cats, " and the excited and startledSpotty did not stop to question which word Twaddles had used. Hejumped up, his ears pointing forward.
"Rats, sic 'em!" said bad little Twaddles. "Rats, Spotty!" Spotty barked twice sharply. Poots arose, her fur bristling. Spottyleaped at her, barking playfully. Away ran Poots, her black tailsticking straight up in the air. And after them raced the four littleBlossoms, shouting and calling frantically.
What to read after Four Little Blossoms At Brookside Farm?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hawley Mabel C. to read onlineMoreLess
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