Laddie; a True Blue Story
Laddie; a True Blue Story
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Mother was so pleased. She said she hadneeded a new strain, for a long time, to improve her feathers;now she would have pillows worth while, in a few years. They putthem in the barn where our geese stayed over night, and how theydid scream. That is, one of them did; the other acted queerlyand father said to Laddie that he was afraid the trip was hard onit. Laddie said it might have been hurt, and mother was worriedtoo. Before she had them an hour, she had sold all our ganders;spring had come, s...he had saved the blue goose eggs, set themunder a hen, raised the goslings with the little chickens, neverlost one, picked them and made a new pair of pillows too fine forany one less important than a bishop, or a judge, or Dr. Fennerto sleep on. Then she began saving for a featherbed. And stillthe goose didn't act as spry or feel as good as the gander. Hestuck up his head, screamed, spread his wings and waved them, andthe butts looked so big and hard, I was not right certain whetherit would be safe to tease him or not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mother was so pleased. She said she hadneeded a new strain, for a long time, to improve her feathers;now she would have pillows worth while, in a few years. They putthem in the barn where our geese stayed over night, and how theydid scream. That is, one of them did; the other acted queerlyand father said to Laddie that he was afraid the trip was hard onit. Laddie said it might have been hurt, and mother was worriedtoo. Before she had them an hour, she had sold all our ganders;spring had come, s...he had saved the blue goose eggs, set themunder a hen, raised the goslings with the little chickens, neverlost one, picked them and made a new pair of pillows too fine forany one less important than a bishop, or a judge, or Dr. Fennerto sleep on. Then she began saving for a featherbed. And stillthe goose didn't act as spry or feel as good as the gander. Hestuck up his head, screamed, spread his wings and waved them, andthe butts looked so big and hard, I was not right certain whetherit would be safe to tease him or not.
What to read after Laddie; a True Blue Story?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gene Stratton Porter to read onlineMoreLess
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