Hildegarde's Holiday
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"You naughtymonkey, how could you frighten us so? Oh, my dear, dear little lad, howdo you do?" and whirling the boy round and tossing off his hat, sherevealed to Hildegarde's astonished gaze the freckled, laughing face andmerry blue eyes of Zerubbabel Chirk.
Bubble was highly delighted at the success of his ruse. He rubbed hishands and chuckled, then went down on all-fours and began picking upthe pea-pods. "Sorry I made you upset the basket, Pink!" he said. "Isay! how well you're looking! Isn't... she, Miss Hilda? Oh! I didn'tsuppose you were as well as this. " He gazed with delighted eyes at his sister's face, on which the freshpink and white told a pleasant tale of health and strength. She returnedhis look with one of such beaming love and joy that Hildegarde, in themidst of her own heartfelt pleasure, could not help feeling a momentarypang. "If my baby brother had only lived!" she thought. But the nextmoment she was shaking Bubble by both hands, and telling him how gladshe was to see him.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"You naughtymonkey, how could you frighten us so? Oh, my dear, dear little lad, howdo you do?" and whirling the boy round and tossing off his hat, sherevealed to Hildegarde's astonished gaze the freckled, laughing face andmerry blue eyes of Zerubbabel Chirk.
Bubble was highly delighted at the success of his ruse. He rubbed hishands and chuckled, then went down on all-fours and began picking upthe pea-pods. "Sorry I made you upset the basket, Pink!" he said. "Isay! how well you're looking! Isn't... she, Miss Hilda? Oh! I didn'tsuppose you were as well as this. " He gazed with delighted eyes at his sister's face, on which the freshpink and white told a pleasant tale of health and strength. She returnedhis look with one of such beaming love and joy that Hildegarde, in themidst of her own heartfelt pleasure, could not help feeling a momentarypang. "If my baby brother had only lived!" she thought. But the nextmoment she was shaking Bubble by both hands, and telling him how gladshe was to see him.
What to read after Hildegarde's Holiday?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richards Laura Elizabeth Howe to read onlineMoreLess
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