Homoselle
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The time was drawing near for him to return to his regular school in town, and she had given him holiday for the few remaining days of his stay. She could not help smiling over the well-thumbed volumes whose blots and stains marked the boy's weary progress along the path of learning. This blurred page showed where he had been learning his fl's and ^'s ; and that crumpled leaf testified to his difficulty in mastering the verb aimer, while he little dreamed that the day would come when he would h...ave to learn these lessons all over again.
" Think of the devil, " Homoselle said to herself as a light, uncertain step on the gravel-walk gave her warning that the imp of whom she was thinking was 244 HOMOSELLE.
about to make his appearance. "Why, Skip, back again like a bad penny? I thought you asked leave to pl'out?" Some years before, in his babyhood, Skip had coined the word "pl'out" as a contraction for " play out ; " and it continued to be a verb of good standing in the family.
" So I am going to pl'out.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The time was drawing near for him to return to his regular school in town, and she had given him holiday for the few remaining days of his stay. She could not help smiling over the well-thumbed volumes whose blots and stains marked the boy's weary progress along the path of learning. This blurred page showed where he had been learning his fl's and ^'s ; and that crumpled leaf testified to his difficulty in mastering the verb aimer, while he little dreamed that the day would come when he would h...ave to learn these lessons all over again.
" Think of the devil, " Homoselle said to herself as a light, uncertain step on the gravel-walk gave her warning that the imp of whom she was thinking was 244 HOMOSELLE.
about to make his appearance. "Why, Skip, back again like a bad penny? I thought you asked leave to pl'out?" Some years before, in his babyhood, Skip had coined the word "pl'out" as a contraction for " play out ; " and it continued to be a verb of good standing in the family.
" So I am going to pl'out.
What to read after Homoselle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mary Spear Nicholas Tieran to read onlineMoreLess
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