Home And Its Pleasures Simple Stories for Young People
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At last they had leisure to talk and laugh a little, and then they got very merry. After supper the farmer sang a good song ; then two or three haymakers ; then Nancy was called upon.
Nancy sang very sweetly and merrily. As she went on THE FARM SUPPER. 79 Jenny began to look very knowing and to smile to her- self, and when the song was over she went round to Nancy, touched her blue gown and said, " Ah ! Nancy ; what have you done with your red cloak? I've found you out. " " Ah ! ah ! Nancy, " s...aid Harry, " I know you were the gypsy. What have you done with your bag ?" " You have not so far to go to look for it as in the calves' pen, " said she. " What is this hanging behind my chair?" The bag was opened, and in it they found the doll and top and whip and ball. After the first pleasure of looking at these nice things was over, they all began asking, "How did you get away?" "when did you come out of the field ?" and all manner of questions. But the table was cleared away and dancing began, and there was no time to talk.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At last they had leisure to talk and laugh a little, and then they got very merry. After supper the farmer sang a good song ; then two or three haymakers ; then Nancy was called upon.
Nancy sang very sweetly and merrily. As she went on THE FARM SUPPER. 79 Jenny began to look very knowing and to smile to her- self, and when the song was over she went round to Nancy, touched her blue gown and said, " Ah ! Nancy ; what have you done with your red cloak? I've found you out. " " Ah ! ah ! Nancy, " s...aid Harry, " I know you were the gypsy. What have you done with your bag ?" " You have not so far to go to look for it as in the calves' pen, " said she. " What is this hanging behind my chair?" The bag was opened, and in it they found the doll and top and whip and ball. After the first pleasure of looking at these nice things was over, they all began asking, "How did you get away?" "when did you come out of the field ?" and all manner of questions. But the table was cleared away and dancing began, and there was no time to talk.
What to read after Home And Its Pleasures Simple Stories for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Myrtle Harriet to read onlineMoreLess
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