Hales Magazine volume 612
Hales Magazine volume 612
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I wonder if anybody ever did — really — truly — know what the chickens talk about. I guess it's about eggs and the baby chicks, and if it's going to be fine or wet, and if their dinner's good, etc. '' Here Peachy laid her head back on the pillow for a moment, for she was tired of holding it up. She had no sooner done so than she heard a noise as of a number of peoj^le talking out in the yard.
"Good morning !" "A fine day!" "Lovely weather!" "Somebody's come early to-day, " she said to herself, ...pushing up her head to see who it was. But she couldn't see anybody, and the talking had all stopped.
"Well, I rfi J hear somebody, " Peachy assured herself, dropping back on the pillow. She had no sooner done so than 4^ THE DISCOMFITURE OF THE DORKINGS, she heard the chattering begin again.
^' I knew I heard somebody, " the lit- tle girl laughed, jumping up and peek- ing out between the white curtains, but she couldn't see a single soul down there !
Again and again she tried it, hid- ing behind the curtains and pop- ping out suddenly, and again the same thing happened.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I wonder if anybody ever did — really — truly — know what the chickens talk about. I guess it's about eggs and the baby chicks, and if it's going to be fine or wet, and if their dinner's good, etc. '' Here Peachy laid her head back on the pillow for a moment, for she was tired of holding it up. She had no sooner done so than she heard a noise as of a number of peoj^le talking out in the yard.
"Good morning !" "A fine day!" "Lovely weather!" "Somebody's come early to-day, " she said to herself, ...pushing up her head to see who it was. But she couldn't see anybody, and the talking had all stopped.
"Well, I rfi J hear somebody, " Peachy assured herself, dropping back on the pillow. She had no sooner done so than 4^ THE DISCOMFITURE OF THE DORKINGS, she heard the chattering begin again.
^' I knew I heard somebody, " the lit- tle girl laughed, jumping up and peek- ing out between the white curtains, but she couldn't see a single soul down there !
Again and again she tried it, hid- ing behind the curtains and pop- ping out suddenly, and again the same thing happened.
What to read after Hales Magazine volume 612?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by E W Prevost to read onlineMoreLess
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