Joey the Dreamer a Tale of Clay Court
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Who Joey the Dreamer 235 needs to plan when he is happy? It was first come, first taken. A big, green-painted car rolled up to the corner and stopped.
"The long green, " said Freddy.
"All aboard. " They hopped to the platform, Delia flushed and giggling.
"Where does it go?" she asked.
"To the end of the line, " said Freddy.
"Where's that?" "I dunno. I s'y, conny, how far do you go?" "Tuh th' cimitary, " replied the conductor in sepulchral tones.
They leaped off as precipitately as they had come... on. " 'Cimitary!' " repeated Freddy. "We were going the wrong way. Come on! Here's one coming on the other side. " Hurriedly they crossed the street and entered an east-bound car.
"How far do you go?" asked Freddy.
"Art Institute, " replied the conductor.
"What's that?" said Delia.
"A place, " said the conductor, "where they keeps paintings, and drawings, and statues Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden no clothes. Heh, heh, heh! It's a great place, they tell me. I was never there. Some day some day when I'm off and my wife's away I'm going.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Who Joey the Dreamer 235 needs to plan when he is happy? It was first come, first taken. A big, green-painted car rolled up to the corner and stopped.
"The long green, " said Freddy.
"All aboard. " They hopped to the platform, Delia flushed and giggling.
"Where does it go?" she asked.
"To the end of the line, " said Freddy.
"Where's that?" "I dunno. I s'y, conny, how far do you go?" "Tuh th' cimitary, " replied the conductor in sepulchral tones.
They leaped off as precipitately as they had come... on. " 'Cimitary!' " repeated Freddy. "We were going the wrong way. Come on! Here's one coming on the other side. " Hurriedly they crossed the street and entered an east-bound car.
"How far do you go?" asked Freddy.
"Art Institute, " replied the conductor.
"What's that?" said Delia.
"A place, " said the conductor, "where they keeps paintings, and drawings, and statues Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden no clothes. Heh, heh, heh! It's a great place, they tell me. I was never there. Some day some day when I'm off and my wife's away I'm going.
What to read after Joey the Dreamer a Tale of Clay Court?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Oyen Henry to read onlineMoreLess
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