Maida's Little Shop
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What do you whittle, Arthur?”
“Oh, all kinds of things—things I made up myself and things Ilearned how to do in sloyd in school. I make bread-boards androlling pins and shinny sticks and cats and little baskets out ofcherry-stones. ”
“Jiminy crickets, he’s forgetting the boats, ” Dicky burst inenthusiastically. “He makes the dandiest boats you ever saw in yourlife. ”
Maida looked at Arthur in awe. “I never heard anything like it! Canyou make anything for girls?”
“Made me a set of the darlingest... dolls’ furniture you ever saw inyour life, ” Rosie put in from the floor.
“Say, did you get into any trouble last night?” Arthur turnedsuddenly to Rosie. “I forgot to ask you. ”
“Arthur and Rosie hooked jack yesterday, in all that rain, ” Dickyexplained to Maida. “They knew a place where they could get a wholelot of old iron and they were afraid if they waited, it would begone. ”
“I should say I did, ” Rosie answered Arthur’s question. “Somebodywent and tattled to my mother.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
What do you whittle, Arthur?”
“Oh, all kinds of things—things I made up myself and things Ilearned how to do in sloyd in school. I make bread-boards androlling pins and shinny sticks and cats and little baskets out ofcherry-stones. ”
“Jiminy crickets, he’s forgetting the boats, ” Dicky burst inenthusiastically. “He makes the dandiest boats you ever saw in yourlife. ”
Maida looked at Arthur in awe. “I never heard anything like it! Canyou make anything for girls?”
“Made me a set of the darlingest... dolls’ furniture you ever saw inyour life, ” Rosie put in from the floor.
“Say, did you get into any trouble last night?” Arthur turnedsuddenly to Rosie. “I forgot to ask you. ”
“Arthur and Rosie hooked jack yesterday, in all that rain, ” Dickyexplained to Maida. “They knew a place where they could get a wholelot of old iron and they were afraid if they waited, it would begone. ”
“I should say I did, ” Rosie answered Arthur’s question. “Somebodywent and tattled to my mother.
What to read after Maida's Little Shop?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillmore Inez Haynes to read onlineMoreLess
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