Little Prudy
Little Prudy
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Big as your thumb, ain't they?" You see the girls were trying to stifle that still, small voice, and they tried to believe they were having a good time.
Grace and Susy had got their baskets nearly half full, and Prudy had covered the PRUDY IN THE PINES. 51 bottom of hers with leaves, stems, and a few berries, when a man's voice was heard muttering, not far off.
''O Grace," whispered Susy, "that's Mr.
Judkins ! " He carried a whetstone, on which he v/as sharpening his jackknife.
^ Ah," said he, ...talking to himself, and not appearing to notice the girls, " I never would have thought that these little children — ah, would have come into my field — ah, and trampled down my grass ! I shall hate — ah, to cut off their little ears — ah, and see the blood running down ! " I suppose it was not two minutes before the children had left that field, pulling the screaming Prudy through the bars as roughly as if she had been a sack of wool instead of flesh and blood, — their hair flying in the wind, and iiieir poor little hearts pounding 52 LITTLE PRUDr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Big as your thumb, ain't they?" You see the girls were trying to stifle that still, small voice, and they tried to believe they were having a good time.
Grace and Susy had got their baskets nearly half full, and Prudy had covered the PRUDY IN THE PINES. 51 bottom of hers with leaves, stems, and a few berries, when a man's voice was heard muttering, not far off.
''O Grace," whispered Susy, "that's Mr.
Judkins ! " He carried a whetstone, on which he v/as sharpening his jackknife.
^ Ah," said he, ...talking to himself, and not appearing to notice the girls, " I never would have thought that these little children — ah, would have come into my field — ah, and trampled down my grass ! I shall hate — ah, to cut off their little ears — ah, and see the blood running down ! " I suppose it was not two minutes before the children had left that field, pulling the screaming Prudy through the bars as roughly as if she had been a sack of wool instead of flesh and blood, — their hair flying in the wind, and iiieir poor little hearts pounding 52 LITTLE PRUDr.
What to read after Little Prudy?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by May Sophie to read onlineMoreLess
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