Lill's Travels in Santa Claus Land
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Yousee she had plenty of bread and milk to eat; and a big chamber, big asthe sitting-room down stairs, to sleep in--all windows--and her bedstood, neat and cool, in the middle of the floor; and she had to walkever so far to get anywhere--it was a respectable little run even out tothe barn for the hens' eggs; and it was half a mile to her cousinHannah's, and it was three quarters to school, and just a mile to thevery nearest stick of candy or cluster of raisins. Nuts were a littlenearer; for Rox...y's father had a noble butternut orchard, and it was asmuch a part of the regular farm-work in the fall to gather the"but'nuts" as it was to gather the apples.
Don't you see, now, why she had such a nice complexion? But if you thinkit don't quite account for such plump, rosy cheeks, why, then, she hadto chase ever so many ways for the strawberries. Not a strawberry wasraised in common folks' gardens in those days. They grew mostly infarmers' meadows; and very angry those farmers used to be at such girlsas Roxy in "strawberry time"--"strawberry time" comes before "mowing, "you know--for how they did wallow and trample the grass!
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yousee she had plenty of bread and milk to eat; and a big chamber, big asthe sitting-room down stairs, to sleep in--all windows--and her bedstood, neat and cool, in the middle of the floor; and she had to walkever so far to get anywhere--it was a respectable little run even out tothe barn for the hens' eggs; and it was half a mile to her cousinHannah's, and it was three quarters to school, and just a mile to thevery nearest stick of candy or cluster of raisins. Nuts were a littlenearer; for Rox...y's father had a noble butternut orchard, and it was asmuch a part of the regular farm-work in the fall to gather the"but'nuts" as it was to gather the apples.
Don't you see, now, why she had such a nice complexion? But if you thinkit don't quite account for such plump, rosy cheeks, why, then, she hadto chase ever so many ways for the strawberries. Not a strawberry wasraised in common folks' gardens in those days. They grew mostly infarmers' meadows; and very angry those farmers used to be at such girlsas Roxy in "strawberry time"--"strawberry time" comes before "mowing, "you know--for how they did wallow and trample the grass!
What to read after Lill's Travels in Santa Claus Land?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Farman Sophie May to read onlineMoreLess
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