Judy
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" "But--" "Oh, don't try to get out of it, " blazed Tommy, who was wet and tiredand shivering, "you said you would. And if you back down now--well--"He left the sentence unfinished and his voice broke.
"_When_ did I promise, Tommy?" asked poor Judy, in a dazed way.
"The day I came back to Fairfax. " It seemed like a dream to Judy, that day in the woods when she hadfirst met the children of Fairfax, --Launcelot and Amelia andNannie, --and she had entirely forgotten her reckless promise.
"Sit dow...n, " she faltered, "and tell me what you want me to do. " At the side of the house where they were sheltered somewhat from therain Tommy outlined his plan.
"I want you to take me down the bay in your sailboat. I had moneyenough to get here, and if you can help me to get to the Point, afriend of mine has promised me a place on one of the ocean liners. " "But Tommy--" "Don't say 'but' to me, Judy, " and Judy recognized a new note inTommy's voice. There was less of the old, weak swagger, and moredetermination.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "But--" "Oh, don't try to get out of it, " blazed Tommy, who was wet and tiredand shivering, "you said you would. And if you back down now--well--"He left the sentence unfinished and his voice broke.
"_When_ did I promise, Tommy?" asked poor Judy, in a dazed way.
"The day I came back to Fairfax. " It seemed like a dream to Judy, that day in the woods when she hadfirst met the children of Fairfax, --Launcelot and Amelia andNannie, --and she had entirely forgotten her reckless promise.
"Sit dow...n, " she faltered, "and tell me what you want me to do. " At the side of the house where they were sheltered somewhat from therain Tommy outlined his plan.
"I want you to take me down the bay in your sailboat. I had moneyenough to get here, and if you can help me to get to the Point, afriend of mine has promised me a place on one of the ocean liners. " "But Tommy--" "Don't say 'but' to me, Judy, " and Judy recognized a new note inTommy's voice. There was less of the old, weak swagger, and moredetermination.
What to read after Judy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Bailey Temple - to read onlineMoreLess
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