Jimmy, Lucy, And All
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Where are you? Why don't youcome along?" Jimmy was coming as fast as he could. He lay face downward, slidingalong toward the edge of the roof, and carrying with him that mostundesirable chimney! What would become of him if he should fallhead-first with the chimney on his back?
It was a rough scramble; but he managed to turn over before he reachedthe ground--so that he landed on his feet. The chimney landed near him, a wreck. Jimmy was unhurt except for a few scratches. But oh, it wasdreadful to... hear himself laughed at, not only by that mischievous Nate, but by half a dozen other boys and a few grown people, who had collectedon the spot; among them the landlord and Mrs. McQuilken.
Not that any one could be blamed for laughing. Jimmy was a comicalobject. In carrying away a chimney which did not belong to him, he hadof course torn his clothes frightfully and left big pieces sticking onthe broken wires of the roof. A more "raggety" boy never was seen.
"Wouldn't he make a good scarecrow?" said the landlord, shaking hissides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Where are you? Why don't youcome along?" Jimmy was coming as fast as he could. He lay face downward, slidingalong toward the edge of the roof, and carrying with him that mostundesirable chimney! What would become of him if he should fallhead-first with the chimney on his back?
It was a rough scramble; but he managed to turn over before he reachedthe ground--so that he landed on his feet. The chimney landed near him, a wreck. Jimmy was unhurt except for a few scratches. But oh, it wasdreadful to... hear himself laughed at, not only by that mischievous Nate, but by half a dozen other boys and a few grown people, who had collectedon the spot; among them the landlord and Mrs. McQuilken.
Not that any one could be blamed for laughing. Jimmy was a comicalobject. In carrying away a chimney which did not belong to him, he hadof course torn his clothes frightfully and left big pieces sticking onthe broken wires of the roof. A more "raggety" boy never was seen.
"Wouldn't he make a good scarecrow?" said the landlord, shaking hissides.
What to read after Jimmy, Lucy, And All?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Sophie to read onlineMoreLess
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