Further Adventures of Lad
Further Adventures of Lad
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--Let her howl. --If she's lonely, downthere, she'll--she'll remember the lesson--all the better. Godownstairs and--be quiet!" He fell sound asleep again. Obedient to the slumbrous mandate, Ladturned and pattered mournfully away. But, he was not content to returnto his own nap, with that terror-cry of Lady's echoing in his ears. Andhe made a second attempt to get out.
At each side of the piano, in the music room, was a long French window. Often, by day, Lad used to pass in or out of these door-...like windows. He knew that they, as well as the doors, were a recognized means ofexit. Now, with eagerly scratching paw, he pushed at the nearest ofthem.
The house was but carelessly locked at night. For Lad's presencedownstairs was a better burglar-preventive than the best bolts everforged. Tired and drowsy, the Master, this night, had neglected to barthe French windows.
The window gave, at Lad's vehement scratch; and swung outward on itshinges. A second later, the big dog was running at top speed toward thetool-house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
--Let her howl. --If she's lonely, downthere, she'll--she'll remember the lesson--all the better. Godownstairs and--be quiet!" He fell sound asleep again. Obedient to the slumbrous mandate, Ladturned and pattered mournfully away. But, he was not content to returnto his own nap, with that terror-cry of Lady's echoing in his ears. Andhe made a second attempt to get out.
At each side of the piano, in the music room, was a long French window. Often, by day, Lad used to pass in or out of these door-...like windows. He knew that they, as well as the doors, were a recognized means ofexit. Now, with eagerly scratching paw, he pushed at the nearest ofthem.
The house was but carelessly locked at night. For Lad's presencedownstairs was a better burglar-preventive than the best bolts everforged. Tired and drowsy, the Master, this night, had neglected to barthe French windows.
The window gave, at Lad's vehement scratch; and swung outward on itshinges. A second later, the big dog was running at top speed toward thetool-house.
What to read after Further Adventures of Lad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Terhune Albert Payson to read onlineMoreLess
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