Little Men (2011)
Little Men
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DAISY'S BALL | Little Men CHAPTER IX. DAISY'S BALL "Mrs. Shakespeare Smith would like to have Mr. John Brooke, Mr. Thomas Bangs, and Mr. Nathaniel Blake to come to her ball at three o'clock today." "P.S. Nat must bring his fiddle, so we can dance, and all the boys must be good, or they cannot have any of the nice things we have cooked." This elegant invitation would, I fear, have been declined, but for the hint given in the last line of the postscript.
"They have been cooking lots of goodies..., I smelt 'em. Let's go," said Tommy.
"We needn't stay after the feast, you know," added Demi.
"I never went to a ball. What do you have to do?" asked Nat.
"Oh, we just play be men, and sit round stiff and stupid like grown–up folks, and dance to please the girls. Then we eat up everything, and come away as soon as we can." "I think I could do that," said Nat, after considering Tommy's description for a minute.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
DAISY'S BALL | Little Men CHAPTER IX. DAISY'S BALL "Mrs. Shakespeare Smith would like to have Mr. John Brooke, Mr. Thomas Bangs, and Mr. Nathaniel Blake to come to her ball at three o'clock today." "P.S. Nat must bring his fiddle, so we can dance, and all the boys must be good, or they cannot have any of the nice things we have cooked." This elegant invitation would, I fear, have been declined, but for the hint given in the last line of the postscript.
"They have been cooking lots of goodies..., I smelt 'em. Let's go," said Tommy.
"We needn't stay after the feast, you know," added Demi.
"I never went to a ball. What do you have to do?" asked Nat.
"Oh, we just play be men, and sit round stiff and stupid like grown–up folks, and dance to please the girls. Then we eat up everything, and come away as soon as we can." "I think I could do that," said Nat, after considering Tommy's description for a minute.
What to read after Little Men?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alcott Louisa May to read onlineMoreLess
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