Little Prudys Dotty Dimple
Little Prudys Dotty Dimple
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By the time Alice Parlin was three years old she could prattle like a bobolink, and thought herself quite as old and wise as either of her sisters. Every Sunday morn- ing it made her very wretched to see Susy and Prudy set out, with bright faces, for Sabbath school !
"Mayn't me go, too?" said she, plain- tively. " Me's got the coop ; must go to Sabber school ! " " O, " replied Prudy, snatching a kiss from her pouting lips, ** if you've got the croup you certainly can't go. " dotty's veeses. 83 ...Dotty shook her curls. "Coop's went off now- Dotty'll go, all o' you. '" "O, no, little sister; you'll stay at home and look at your pictures. That's the way / did when I was little. " "You mustn't contraspute, '" cried Dotty, shaking her elbows. "I is goin' to Sabber school. " Then suddenly showing her dim- ples, she added with a bright smile, " 'Cause I's your comfort, you know, Prudy, your darlin', precious little comfort ; isn't I, Prudy?" "Dear me, " thought tender Prudy, "the poor little thing always has to stay at home.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By the time Alice Parlin was three years old she could prattle like a bobolink, and thought herself quite as old and wise as either of her sisters. Every Sunday morn- ing it made her very wretched to see Susy and Prudy set out, with bright faces, for Sabbath school !
"Mayn't me go, too?" said she, plain- tively. " Me's got the coop ; must go to Sabber school ! " " O, " replied Prudy, snatching a kiss from her pouting lips, ** if you've got the croup you certainly can't go. " dotty's veeses. 83 ...Dotty shook her curls. "Coop's went off now- Dotty'll go, all o' you. '" "O, no, little sister; you'll stay at home and look at your pictures. That's the way / did when I was little. " "You mustn't contraspute, '" cried Dotty, shaking her elbows. "I is goin' to Sabber school. " Then suddenly showing her dim- ples, she added with a bright smile, " 'Cause I's your comfort, you know, Prudy, your darlin', precious little comfort ; isn't I, Prudy?" "Dear me, " thought tender Prudy, "the poor little thing always has to stay at home.
What to read after Little Prudys Dotty Dimple?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rebecca Sophia Clarke to read onlineMoreLess
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