Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple
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Think what we'd do this night, Susy Parlin, if therewasn't any _mother_ to our house!" CHAPTER V.
FANNY HARLOW'S PARTY.
"Kiss me, little sister, " said Prudy, "and let me go, for I must getready for the party. " "I know where you're goin', " said Dotty; "why can't I go too?" Little did innocent Prudy dream of the queer thoughts which were chasingone another in her little sister's brain. After she and Susy had gone, and the house was quite still, Dotty stood at the window, looking downstreet. It... was a lovely day; the clouds were "softer than sleep. " "O, my suz!" said Dotty Dimple; "there they go, way off, way off, Susyand Prudy. Bof of 'em are all gone. Nobody at home but me. Didn't ask meto her party, Fanny Harlow didn't. " Dotty heaved a deep sigh, took her black baby out of its cradle, andshook it with all her might.
"What you lookin' to me for, Phib? I wasn't a 'peakin' to you. I'm goin'to cover you all up, Phib, so you won't hear me think. " Then Dotty looked out of the window again.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Think what we'd do this night, Susy Parlin, if therewasn't any _mother_ to our house!" CHAPTER V.
FANNY HARLOW'S PARTY.
"Kiss me, little sister, " said Prudy, "and let me go, for I must getready for the party. " "I know where you're goin', " said Dotty; "why can't I go too?" Little did innocent Prudy dream of the queer thoughts which were chasingone another in her little sister's brain. After she and Susy had gone, and the house was quite still, Dotty stood at the window, looking downstreet. It... was a lovely day; the clouds were "softer than sleep. " "O, my suz!" said Dotty Dimple; "there they go, way off, way off, Susyand Prudy. Bof of 'em are all gone. Nobody at home but me. Didn't ask meto her party, Fanny Harlow didn't. " Dotty heaved a deep sigh, took her black baby out of its cradle, andshook it with all her might.
"What you lookin' to me for, Phib? I wasn't a 'peakin' to you. I'm goin'to cover you all up, Phib, so you won't hear me think. " Then Dotty looked out of the window again.
What to read after Little Prudy's Dotty Dimple?
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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