Micky of the Alley
Micky of the Alley
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These clouds of glory were carefully wrapped in a news- paper and put under the mattress of Jim's cot, while the crown and cape, made out of new gold paper, for the Queen, were hidden in one of the ladies' rooms. This is the way the list of the presents read: Mrs. B. , Ice creem.
Sir Jim, Peenuts one doz. Gum.
Sir Fred, One candel. Bottel to put it in.
Sir Emil, A 10 cent cake and candel.
Sir Fritz, 1 doz. Jaw-breakers.
Sir Harry, 6 pop corn balls.
Sir Ned, Ginger cakes.
Ladies, Sticks peppermi...nt 2 lemons, paper napkens.
All of us gold paper.
The ladies could not give as largely as 104 JAMES BARKERDING, KNIGHT the knights, because, not earning anything themselves, their share of pocket-money was smaller; but they had given their time, and made all of the capes and the crown, and felt that they had done their share.
" When we get all that together, and the cream too, nobody could want nothin' bet- ter, 'cept they asked for the earth, " Jim said rapturously when they read the list at their last meeting in Emil's room and compared it with the dainties spread out on the bed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
These clouds of glory were carefully wrapped in a news- paper and put under the mattress of Jim's cot, while the crown and cape, made out of new gold paper, for the Queen, were hidden in one of the ladies' rooms. This is the way the list of the presents read: Mrs. B. , Ice creem.
Sir Jim, Peenuts one doz. Gum.
Sir Fred, One candel. Bottel to put it in.
Sir Emil, A 10 cent cake and candel.
Sir Fritz, 1 doz. Jaw-breakers.
Sir Harry, 6 pop corn balls.
Sir Ned, Ginger cakes.
Ladies, Sticks peppermi...nt 2 lemons, paper napkens.
All of us gold paper.
The ladies could not give as largely as 104 JAMES BARKERDING, KNIGHT the knights, because, not earning anything themselves, their share of pocket-money was smaller; but they had given their time, and made all of the capes and the crown, and felt that they had done their share.
" When we get all that together, and the cream too, nobody could want nothin' bet- ter, 'cept they asked for the earth, " Jim said rapturously when they read the list at their last meeting in Emil's room and compared it with the dainties spread out on the bed.
What to read after Micky of the Alley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sweetser Kate Dickinson to read onlineMoreLess
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