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I didn't know that youhad named one of your dolls Dorothy. " "I was talking to a little girl, " answered Mary Jane solemnly, "and Ihaven't changed the name of one of my dolls--not one. " "Well, that's nice, " said Mrs. Merrill, but she didn't pay more than halfattention to what Mary Jane said because she just happened to think ofsomething that she surely must order from the grocery as soon as she couldget downstairs. "I'm glad you are having such a good time. " And she kissedher little daughter... lightly and went away.
"You'll have to excuse her, Dorothy, " apologized Mary Jane, "grown folksdon't know much sometimes and I'm sure she didn't see you or she'd haveasked you to stay for lunch. " She pulled two chairs over to the windowseat, got out paper and colored pencils and then sat down in one chair. "Now you make snow on your paper and I'll make a picture. " For some minutes there was quiet in the nursery except for the sound ofMary Jane's pencil rubbing, rubbing on the paper.
"There!" she said at last, "there's a cow and two chickens and a strawberrylike they have at my great-grandmother's that Dr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I didn't know that youhad named one of your dolls Dorothy. " "I was talking to a little girl, " answered Mary Jane solemnly, "and Ihaven't changed the name of one of my dolls--not one. " "Well, that's nice, " said Mrs. Merrill, but she didn't pay more than halfattention to what Mary Jane said because she just happened to think ofsomething that she surely must order from the grocery as soon as she couldget downstairs. "I'm glad you are having such a good time. " And she kissedher little daughter... lightly and went away.
"You'll have to excuse her, Dorothy, " apologized Mary Jane, "grown folksdon't know much sometimes and I'm sure she didn't see you or she'd haveasked you to stay for lunch. " She pulled two chairs over to the windowseat, got out paper and colored pencils and then sat down in one chair. "Now you make snow on your paper and I'll make a picture. " For some minutes there was quiet in the nursery except for the sound ofMary Jane's pencil rubbing, rubbing on the paper.
"There!" she said at last, "there's a cow and two chickens and a strawberrylike they have at my great-grandmother's that Dr.
What to read after Mary Jane: Her book?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Judson Clara Ingram to read onlineMoreLess
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