Karl Krinken His Christmas Stocking
Karl Krinken His Christmas Stocking
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' " ' I'll take care of him, Norman, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' Will you?' said Norman.
" ' As long as he lives, if you wish/ 108 THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING.
" Norman signed for her to put her ear down to him, and said earnestly, " ' I give him to you you keep him. Will you?' " ' Yes, indeed, I will, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' Then you'll have milk enough, dear little Long-Ears, ' said Norman. * But, ' he said eagerly to Mrs. Meadow, ' you must take him home with you to-night I'm afraid father will do so...mething with him if you don't. ' " ' But you will want him, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' No I won't. Father will do something with him. ' " ' Indeed he will, sure enough, ' said Mrs Finch.
" ' Then 111 take him, and keep him, dear, as if he was yourself, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' I won't want him, ' said Norman, shutting his eyes again ; ' I'm going. ' " * And you're not sorry, dear ? ' said Mrs. Meadow. ^ " * No ! ' he said.
" ' I wonder why he should, ' said Mrs. Finch, wiping her eyes.
" ' And you know Jesus will take you?' " ' Because I love him, ' said Norman, vHhout opening his eyes.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
' " ' I'll take care of him, Norman, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' Will you?' said Norman.
" ' As long as he lives, if you wish/ 108 THE CHRISTMAS STOCKING.
" Norman signed for her to put her ear down to him, and said earnestly, " ' I give him to you you keep him. Will you?' " ' Yes, indeed, I will, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' Then you'll have milk enough, dear little Long-Ears, ' said Norman. * But, ' he said eagerly to Mrs. Meadow, ' you must take him home with you to-night I'm afraid father will do so...mething with him if you don't. ' " ' But you will want him, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' No I won't. Father will do something with him. ' " ' Indeed he will, sure enough, ' said Mrs Finch.
" ' Then 111 take him, and keep him, dear, as if he was yourself, ' said Mrs. Meadow.
" ' I won't want him, ' said Norman, shutting his eyes again ; ' I'm going. ' " * And you're not sorry, dear ? ' said Mrs. Meadow. ^ " * No ! ' he said.
" ' I wonder why he should, ' said Mrs. Finch, wiping her eyes.
" ' And you know Jesus will take you?' " ' Because I love him, ' said Norman, vHhout opening his eyes.
What to read after Karl Krinken His Christmas Stocking?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Wetherell to read onlineMoreLess
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