Little Sir Galahad
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The young-ones has had their presents and some surprises has happened I got a word to say. It's about this Lem, here, and you other Browns.
"Now Lem 's be'n with me quite some time, and I'm gettin' more or less dependent on him; ain't I, Lem?" " I don't know, " said Lem. "Be you? " "Sure be. T other day I bought a little addition to the farm. That's the five-acre piece on the Sheffield road, down toward the car line. That 's a right good little house on it. Waters, the feller I bought the prope...rty from, has got a job somewheres else. I jest won- dered, long's Lem seems to like us folks and contented with his job, how you Browns 'd like to move out here handy to us, all be THE BESTEST CHRISTMAS 177 together, and set up housekeepin'. This bein' Christmas, I did n't know but if the idea pleased ye, I'd give ye a year's rent. That suit you, Lottie? How 'bout it, Mary Alice? Car line 's handy. You can go to town every day" And so it had come around again, the little cottage with the green grass.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The young-ones has had their presents and some surprises has happened I got a word to say. It's about this Lem, here, and you other Browns.
"Now Lem 's be'n with me quite some time, and I'm gettin' more or less dependent on him; ain't I, Lem?" " I don't know, " said Lem. "Be you? " "Sure be. T other day I bought a little addition to the farm. That's the five-acre piece on the Sheffield road, down toward the car line. That 's a right good little house on it. Waters, the feller I bought the prope...rty from, has got a job somewheres else. I jest won- dered, long's Lem seems to like us folks and contented with his job, how you Browns 'd like to move out here handy to us, all be THE BESTEST CHRISTMAS 177 together, and set up housekeepin'. This bein' Christmas, I did n't know but if the idea pleased ye, I'd give ye a year's rent. That suit you, Lottie? How 'bout it, Mary Alice? Car line 's handy. You can go to town every day" And so it had come around again, the little cottage with the green grass.
What to read after Little Sir Galahad?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Phoebe Gray to read onlineMoreLess
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